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if he cant be trusted with the bottle, maybe he shouldn't be trusted with the country.
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Frankly all I care about in an MP is that he/she keeps his hands out of the country's coffers and obeys all the financial rules of Parliament.
Whether he/she smokes ,drinks,sleeps around is none of my business.As long as they are straight and honest with my money I don't care. |
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I dont trust any of them and never will... my usual vote for the past few years has been "none of the above". :td:
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:notopic: With the tory party leader today lying about keeping the NHS free for all and sundry (Yeah right), it looks like we are stuck with Tony for a while. |
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Wasn't it Churchill who conducted meetings from his bed as he was too hungover to get up ;)
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Churchill hardly slept, so I'm not sure that's likely :)
He did imbibe enormous quantities of brandy and fine wine, though. We have a long and glorious history of drinkers in politics - Heseltine is being discussed in some parts of the net (ok, the Guardian's newsblog) as someone whose ambititions were thwarted by a bit too much booze. Anyway, Charlie appears to be sunk - I really hope it isn't a takeover by the neo-liberal cabal, or they can kiss my vote goodbye. Unfortunately it looks like it is - follow these names over the next few days: David Laws, Paul Marshall, Vincent Cable, Nicholas Clegg, Edward Davey, Chris Huhne, Susan Kramer, Mark Oaten and Steve Webb. Nice to see Jenny Tonge letting her old problems with Charlie lie and, er, putting the boot in while he's down. There's class. |
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