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TheDaddy 27-07-2009 01:05
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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34840117)
Having a younger female MP must annoy the Lib Dems as well. They can no longer get any mileage out of pimping Sarah Teather around - especially to the yoof.
Just what the country is short of, another career ploitician :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 34840725)
BTW, is it just me or does Cameron's new girl on the block* look and sound like a 'B' grade clone of Ruth Kelly?
No it's not just you, I thought the new girl was his daughter....

Osem 27-07-2009 11:02
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34841622)

No it's not just you, I thought the new girl was his daughter....
HIS??? :shocked::shocked::shocked:

;)

Taf 27-07-2009 11:35
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Brown can't go until he assures Bliar his place as EU President... Mandy will see to that.

Meanwhile it'll be promises, denials, shafting and lies... and more national debt added for when the Conservatives take over... when taxes will rise, expenditure drop, employment fall... all to sort out Labour's screw-ups... then back to Labour again to complete the cycle and start all over again...

freezin 27-07-2009 13:17
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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 34841734)
Brown can't go until he assures Bliar his place as EU President... Mandy will see to that.
I think there are some people in Europe who might well have other ideas. Cameron, however, has said his party should do nothing to oppose Blair's candidacy.

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Meanwhile it'll be promises, denials, shafting and lies... and more national debt added for when the Conservatives take over... when taxes will rise, expenditure drop, employment fall... all to sort out Labour's screw-ups... then back to Labour again to complete the cycle and start all over again...
So how long do you think the Conservatives, if elected, can get away with blaming the Labour Party for?

Pierre 27-07-2009 13:18
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34841622)
Just what the country is short of, another career ploitician :rolleyes:
Whilst I welcome the result, I have to agree.

Not wanting to be reverse age-ist, but I want my politicians to have had full life experiences from which to draw on.

I commend the young lady on wanting to get involved in politics but she's too young for my liking.

I know some people at 27, may be parents, and have responsible jobs and alike from an early age.

When I was 27, I didn't own my own home, I worked hard and partied harder and had a whale of a time doing it. That is what this girl should be doing.

I reckon 40, should be about the minimum age to become an MP.

Osem 27-07-2009 13:35
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Originally Posted by freezin (Post 34841787)
So how long do you think the Conservatives, if elected, can get away with blaming the Labour Party for?
Time will tell but Bliar, Brown and their cronies have been blaming the Tories ever since 1997 so I hope they won't complain too loud when the boot's on the other foot.......

TheDaddy 27-07-2009 17:05
Re: More gloom for Brown - Tories win bye election
 
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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 34841718)
HIS??? :shocked::shocked::shocked:

;)
Yes his. If it walks like a man, talks like a man and looks like a man, it's a man and not a very politically competent one either

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 34841789)
Whilst I welcome the result, I have to agree.

Not wanting to be reverse age-ist, but I want my politicians to have had full life experiences from which to draw on.

I commend the young lady on wanting to get involved in politics but she's too young for my liking.

I know some people at 27, may be parents, and have responsible jobs and alike from an early age.

When I was 27, I didn't own my own home, I worked hard and partied harder and had a whale of a time doing it. That is what this girl should be doing.

I reckon 40, should be about the minimum age to become an MP.
:tu:

freezin 27-07-2009 17:08
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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 34841797)
Time will tell but Bliar, Brown and their cronies have been blaming the Tories ever since 1997 so I hope they won't complain too loud when the boot's on the other foot.......
I hope that was TIC. :)

Mick Fisher 27-07-2009 18:04
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34841902)
Yes his. If it walks like a man, talks like a man and looks like a man, it's a man and not a very politically competent one either
100% :tu:

:D

Osem 27-07-2009 21:26
Re: More gloom for Brown - Tories win bye election
 
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34841902)
Yes his. If it walks like a man, talks like a man and looks like a man, it's a man and not a very politically competent one either
Ah, so you weren't referring to Cameron after all... :D


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