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They're about your insisting everyone else waits until the Sue Gray report is out before commenting on the No 10 party photos we've seen, whilst giving yourself permission to comment on them. It's what Chris politely termed wanting to sit on both sides of the barrier. I find it disappointing that you can't see the contradiction in your approach. ---------- Post added at 15:37 ---------- Previous post was at 15:34 ---------- Quote:
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My reading of this tells me he knew. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-02-...port/100794378 Quote:
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However you obviously think differently. |
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We would know it was a birthday party, but politician types have to put it to a sub-committee, followed by a further full review at a select committee before final analysis at a private commons meeting. . . . oh, (mutter mutter) and something about Sue Gray |
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Come on, Hugh, you really think that was a booze session..:D |
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My view is that the PM May be innocent after all and I’vetried to explain why, but I am perfectly prepared to concede that he broke the law if that’s where the evidence leads us. Once again, let’s make our minds up when we have all the facts. ---------- Post added at 19:48 ---------- Previous post was at 19:45 ---------- Quote:
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I've always accepted Johnson may be innocent or guilty. But the balance of evidence favours his being guilty. That's why loyal Conservatives like Seph feel that Johnson is no longer an electoral asset to the Party. My issue has been for the reason Chris outlined - your wanting to be on both sides of the barrier. ---------- Post added at 21:50 ---------- Previous post was at 21:46 ---------- Quote:
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I think that Boris can apologise even if he is subsequently found totally "innocent".
He is the leader and those he chose/employs/works for him, even indirectly, did do something that hurt others so he can show some regret that it happened. |
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To be fair, many world leaders/statesmen are becoming quite good at apologizing 'on behalf of' . . . but it's normally for something that happened 200 years ago :D
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