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[johnnytapia]

puts me in mind of

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Cry me a river

 

[johnnytapia]

Aside from the political fallout, I'm just as annoyed with the apparent lack of a police enquiry. If guilty of lockdown LAWS, is Boris to be allowed to get away with any further punishment on the grounds of now making a "Wholesome apology"? Can all persons previously arrested and/or fined now make a "Wholesome Apology" and get their money refunded and criminal record annulled?

The law, not the electorate, is our only hope.

 

[johnnytapia]

His “apology”/excuse in the Commons today was laughable, and he cut a fairly pathetic figure. Still wouldn’t surprise me if he managed to ride this out, but shame on the Conservative party if he does. They’re morally bankrupt.

You can’t be “fairly” pathetic.

 

[bluethrunthru]

The law, not the electorate, is our only hope.

Its ok - Dick of the Yard is in charge of things................what?...............oh right............hopes not up then

 

[Ric]

You can’t be “fairly” pathetic.

Ok, utterly pathetic.

 

[meltonblue]

The law, not the electorate, is our only hope.

Which is the biggest concern really, it shouldn’t need the law.

Matt Hancock says he backs any police action against Neil Ferguson

Met says scientist will face no further action after UK health secretary says lockdown breach leaves him speechless

www.theguardian.com

I remember the Scottish health minister resigning for going to her second home too.

There should be no way out at all and any mp that tweeted support for him today really should be gone too to be honest.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Which is the biggest concern really, it shouldn’t need the law.

Matt Hancock says he backs any police action against Neil Ferguson

Met says scientist will face no further action after UK health secretary says lockdown breach leaves him speechless

www.theguardian.com

I remember the Scottish health minister resigning for going to her second home too.

There should be no way out at all and any mp that tweeted support for him today really should be gone too to be honest.

isn't there court action being taken against an SNP MP who broke lockdown rules?

Edit - yes there is - one rule for ....you know the rest

Margaret Ferrier to stand trial accused of travelling with covid symptoms

The Rutherglen and Hamilton West politician, 61, allegedly made several journeys having been told to self-isolate between September 26 and 29, 2020.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

 

[Del_Bosque]

Genuinely curious as to why anyone who wanted to see a labour government at the next election would want him to go?

surely him limping on to the next GE is by far and away their best hope of getting elected?

Sunak or Truss with 2 years in there and a 80 seat majority to get whatever policies they want in before a GE, beat Starmer comfortably imo.

Boris 10 points behind in the polls and large numbers of his mp’s rebelling and his cabinet calling the shots gets nothing virtually done between now and a GE.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Genuinely curious as to why anyone who wanted to see a labour government at the next election would want him to go?

surely him limping on to the next GE is by far and away their best hope of getting elected?

Sunak or Truss with 2 years in there and a 80 seat majority to get whatever policies they want in before a GE, beat Starmer comfortably imo.

Boris 10 points behind in the polls and large numbers of his mp’s rebelling and his cabinet calling the shots gets nothing virtually done between now and a GE.

change him in the next few weeks and the newbie who will be part of the current cabinet cannot evade the blame for disastrous local election results - devastating rising energy costs and the effects of Brexit coming this year ( which they will have undoubtedly voted for ) means a devastated PM will be replaced by an embattled newbie - as we know from football losing is as much a rut you get into as winning is a thing you can keep repeating. Get them on the run and its all about defence .... never a good place to begin from

 

[bluethrunthru]

accusing a PM of lying is seen as unParlimentary language - even Hoyle can see the truth and see the scandal invoking Parliamentary procedure into would have caused - he let Johnson and Starmer slug it out - the electorate need to remember this and the electorate need to vote accordingly. Otherwise they have to accept they are inviting an arse fucking from the Tories and have no grounds for complaint for the next 5 years as they are repeatedly buggered