bimbo liz may THINK she'll retain control of the northfolk, but you never know how things might turn in east angular.MAD LIZ still looking safe though.At this point she might end up back in charge of whatever remains of the Conservative party by DEFAULT.
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then it's actually quite sweetIt's German!
To Reform in 3...2...1...
His reviews on Glassdoor are brutal. There was a Twitter thread with some of them and he does sound like a classic Tory prick, almost cartoonishly so.He's clearly an out and out racist with an egotistic complex*, the rules in the workplace sound borderline torturous. Shocks me what people will put up with for a paycheck.
*Wouldn't be surprised to find out he's a sex pest next too. He just looks like the sort.
JUST BECAUSE HE'S SAID LOADS OF RACIST THINGS DOESN'T MEAN HES RACIST
Classic Empire thinking. Non-whites are fine as long as they "know their place". MP is not among the acceptable roles. She's supposed to be getting abuse in a call centre or serving food in a restaurant, not representing a constituency, despite that constituency voting for her using the existing democratic process.I’ve never been a fan of Diane but the abuse this woman has put up with pretty much her entire career is absolutely disgusting. It shows yet again another underlying racist problem in this country that everyone is quick to deny and dismiss, and therefore unwilling to acknowledge, understand and tackle. It never fucking changes.
I can only imagine the fear that a black female socialist strikes in the minds of gammons. That cunts comments are just a symbol of what they’re all thinking.
On Wednesday, there were 11 opposition MPs and four Conservative MPs in the 15 listed on the order paper.
To ensure he alternated between picking MPs from both sides, Sir Lindsay called seven Tory MPs not listed.
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey was also called to ask a question, with three Labour MPs on the original list of 15 missing out.
So it's fine to break convention when it suits labour, but not when it doesn't?Not a good look, I agree.
However, asking her a question would have been against convension and he'd have got roasted for it if he did given his recent history. So you can see why he didn't allow it.
I don't agree with his decision but I'm not going to chastise him for it.
He’s been given a clear message by a majority of the Commons not to break any more conventions.So it's fine to break convention when it suits labour, but not when it doesn't?
Well I'm glad that he silenced the black woman who was the centre of multiple questions in the chamber to follow convention.He’s been given a clear message by a majority of the Commons not to break any more conventions.