Jonathan Gullis? 2022.How long ago was he convicted of dealing heroin?
How long ago was he convicted of dealing heroin?
I've got a good friend convicted more recently than that. Gullis would privileged to be photographed with her.2006 apparently.
I've got a good friend convicted more recently than that. Gullis would privileged to be photographed with her.
I guess soI mean 4 kilos isn't exactly dabbling but people serve prison sentences for a reason, to rehabilitate and reform. If he's come out the other side a better person then its a bit of a reach, but then I suppose if he's a tory he's not exactly reformed either so drag the cunt.
It's exactly what's wrong with Labour. Not listening to the local party and so obsessed with one set of optics that they're completely ignoring another. Starmer is being accused of removing women of colour from his party and his response is Luke Akehurst.I'm wondering if Newsnight already had her booked or if they scrambled to get her on at the last minute. If it's the former that's dreadful TIMING on Labour's part.
She was an absolute dead cert at giant-killing Iain Duncan Smith as well. She was only about 1000 votes behind him in 2019. Her story would have been a big success for Labour. She talks about how it's a "personal" one for her having had a sick mother who had to go through rounds of DWP interviews for benefits. An all round brilliant candidate in both her own right, and if you simply look at the optics. A massive screw up.
You should’ve seen the Corbyn years.It's almost as if Starmer doesn't want a thumping majority. Or he's so arrogant, he reckons he can get away with purging people who've had the temerity to disagree with him at any stage.
I may be misremembering, but weren't the deselection threats bottom up in his years, where the CLPs were democratically trying to deselect MPs, rather than it coming from Corbyn himself and the NEC?You should’ve seen the Corbyn years.
A proxy is a proxy is a proxyI may be misremembering, but weren't the deselection threats bottom up in his years, where the CLPs were democratically trying to deselect MPs, rather than it coming from Corbyn himself and the NEC?