Off Topic Hancock falls on his sword

She had balls like, and I'm not on about Ed

 

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No Thatcher wasn’t that’s why she was nearly blew to pieces, Jeremy Corbyn was that’s why he wasn’t

 

He didn’t leave because of the people he left because he is a very honourable man.

 

I'm sure his wife and three young children agree.

 

"Where's daddy?"

"He's at work darling?"

"Is he pumping one of his aides?"

"Yes, for vital Covid information, now go to sleep."

 

Is the new covid guidance hands, space, sit on my face

 

I think Andrew Neill, who forced Corbyn to admit the inaccuracies in his claims regarding fiscal policies, and Andrew Fisher, the Labour aide who resigned citing the "blizzard of lies and excuses" within the upper echelons of Corbyn's shadow cabinet would disagree that he is honest.

 

Why does every discussion about the current government always revert to Corbyn ...

... a shuffling little man who wasn't ever in power and never likely to be.

 

I despise the little weasel even more for resigning when he did. There was a good 24hrs more fun to be had at his expense

 

I wanted him on Andrew Marr tbh

 

Probably because somebody keeps bringing up what a s hit government we have and forgets the alternative we would of got and keeps going round ad Infinitum

 

Because it's true, they're shyte ...

... irrespective of whether May, Cameron, Corbyn, whoever was PM.

 

Corbyn the last line of defence. Italy a goal down as I speak

 

VAR to the rescue

 

Because it seems its impossible to discuss politics without it devolving in to this strange Conservative versus Labour tribalism. Even when that discussion is focused on unanimous criticism of one party.

 

Have you seen me disagree with that, you asked and I told you.

 

I was just giving my opinion, that's all.

I'd expect everyone is aware of the alternatives.

 

And I was just giving mine.

 

That's lovely ...