What a laughing stock these politicians are. Diane Abbott is the thickest politician ever to speak yet here she is point scoring on fucking Twitter. It’s the reason why I don’t vote anymore. These posh bellends have no say on my life and thank fuck that is the case.
MP for Hackney - which is the new Chelsea obs and reading this she was a midges off going to Eton just her gender, colour and the fact that her dad was a welder not an Earl that blocked it
Abbott was born to Jamaican parents in Paddington, City of Westminster, London, in 1953. Her father was a welder and her mother was a nurse.[2] Both of her parents left school at the age of 14.[3] She attended Harrow County School for Girls (a grammar school) and then Newnham College, Cambridge, where she read history, achieving a lower second class degree (2:2
I used to admire the work she did but lately she’s become a bit nasty and vindictive. I suppose that’s because she was a big supporter of Corbyn.Wouldn't say she's posh or thick as pig shit tbf. She also got more shit for drinking on the tube than any member of this shitshow of a cabinet have ever received combined.
I like her
You don't get a degree from Cambridge by being thick. But she does find it difficult to think on her feet even when facing questions from fairly benign interviewers.What a laughing stock these politicians are. Diane Abbott is the thickest politician ever to speak yet here she is point scoring on fucking Twitter. It’s the reason why I don’t vote anymore. These posh bellends have no say on my life and thank fuck that is the case.
I used to admire the work she did but lately she’s become a bit nasty and vindictive. I suppose that’s because she was a big supporter of Corbyn.
I know most of the important parts of mate. The only thing posh about Diane is her voice. If she hadn't developed that voice but she was exactly the same person, I doubt she would have gotten into Cambridge.
I voted for the Conservative candidate in my constituency. I'd always voted Labour before and probably will after but couldn't support Corbyn because a) he had already removed my parliamentary representation from the Labour Party without proper, timely investigation and b) I felt it was a betrayal to the victims of Irish republican violence (particularly those two boys in Warrington) to help someone with such a divisive opinion to get to such a senior political position. I just didn't trust him or his mate.Come on which of you gave this lot a majority in 2019? Your health and your livelihood put in the hands of people who were more concerned about writing books about Shakespeare and fingering some bird they fancied at uni. Oh well we got our brexit though.
One of my colleagues took up the exact same characteristic in order to further his career. He turned out to be a tosser who was only out for himself, thought himself to now be posh and couldn‘t help telling everybody how he was now much more successful than his brother.I know most of the important parts of mate. The only thing posh about Diane is her voice. If she hadn't developed that voice but she was exactly the same person, I doubt she would have gotten into Cambridge.
There will be many people like me who will be on a charm offensive with the people they know to ensure what this government have done will cost them later on.He needed to go but just apologise and disappear I don’t want to hear what a great job you’ve done during this pandemic, I don’t think he will live this down in a hurry not when children, teenagers and old folk are mask wearing and trying to stay safe.
Good riddance you hypocrite
Did you speak to her often when she was aged 17?