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Derek 29-05-2010 12:40

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35029892)
John Prescott

The same John Prescott who repeatedly said he would refuse a peerage?

A politician whose morals last as long as it takes for something to be waved in front of his nose. That's a rarity...

Flyboy 29-05-2010 16:53

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Originally Posted by Derek S (Post 35030392)
The same John Prescott who repeatedly said he would refuse a peerage?

A politician whose morals last as long as it takes for something to be waved in front of his nose. That's a rarity...

What is so bad about his morals, why are they so different?

Ignitionnet 29-05-2010 17:50

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To me Prescott is the quintessential Champagne Socialist.

In other news David Laws has been caught with his fingers well and truly in the till. Nice actions to try and make up but a tad too late I feel.

Damien 29-05-2010 18:57

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David Laws has now resigned.

Mick 29-05-2010 19:04

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Now being said that Danny Alexander to take up his role.

Hugh 29-05-2010 19:14

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I wonder how many more of these the ToryGraph has squirreled away, just waiting to de-rail a coalition they don't agree with?

Tezcatlipoca 29-05-2010 19:20

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35030642)
I wonder how many more of these the ToryGraph has squirreled away, just waiting to de-rail a coalition they don't agree with?

Indeed. Rather convenient timing, wasn't it.

Stuart 29-05-2010 19:21

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Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35030521)
What is so bad about his morals, why are they so different?

Presumably he hasn't refused the peerage..

A little hypocritical considering he said he would.

Osem 29-05-2010 19:40

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Originally Posted by Stuart C (Post 35030654)
Presumably he hasn't refused the peerage..

A little hypocritical considering he said he would.

Well if he does accept it'd be typical of him and many of his New Labour colleagues - past and present.

Flyboy 29-05-2010 22:00

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35030642)
I wonder how many more of these the ToryGraph has squirreled away, just waiting to de-rail a coalition they don't agree with?

Which kind of begs the question, how many are they not telling us about? How much will they never tell us?

---------- Post added at 22:58 ---------- Previous post was at 22:57 ----------

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Originally Posted by Stuart C (Post 35030654)
Presumably he hasn't refused the peerage..

A little hypocritical considering he said he would.

A little self-serving perhaps, but immoral? I don't think so.

---------- Post added at 23:00 ---------- Previous post was at 22:58 ----------

How many more excuses to we need for MPs fiddling their expenses. This forum was the last place I would have expected to read support for a MP caught flipping and renting.

Tezcatlipoca 29-05-2010 22:53

Re: [Update] The Liberal-Conservative Coalition
 
I've copied/moved some posts to the actual David Laws thread, so that the Coalition thread isn't taken up by posts all about David Laws.

keepitreel 30-05-2010 01:07

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Originally Posted by Stuart C (Post 35023000)
Explain.

you said it was labour's fault and it wasnt!

Chrysalis 30-05-2010 08:08

Re: [Update] The Liberal-Conservative Coalition
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35030562)
To me Prescott is the quintessential Champagne Socialist.

In other news David Laws has been caught with his fingers well and truly in the till. Nice actions to try and make up but a tad too late I feel.

isnt telegraph one of those papers opposing the capital gains tax increase?

so what better way to remove some lib dems influence in the treasury.


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