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 johnno42000  19 Mar 16 12.33pm |
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Has he been telling porkies?
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topcat  Holmesdale / Surbiton 19 Mar 16 12.50pm |
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If he was going to reign on principle then he should have resigned years ago. IDS was one of the nastiest c***s in a cabinet full of them. I hope this takes Osborne down too.
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| moylerg Cofton Hackett, Worcestershire 19 Mar 16 1.13pm |
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A simple change of diet fixed mine. Much better now.
Most certainly not European. |
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 Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 19 Mar 16 1.16pm |
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Originally posted by moylerg
A simple change of diet fixed mine. Much better now.
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| leifandersonshair Newport 19 Mar 16 1.35pm |
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He either resigned on principle (in which case why now, rather than the other hardships he and his government have forced on the poor and disabled over the past 6 years?) or is jostling for position in an anticipated leadership contest. Has any politician been elected leader of his party, been forced out, then become leader again over a decade later? Very odd.
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 19 Mar 16 2.42pm |
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Originally posted by leifandersonshair
He either resigned on principle (in which case why now, rather than the other hardships he and his government have forced on the poor and disabled over the past 6 years?) or is jostling for position in an anticipated leadership contest. Has any politician been elected leader of his party, been forced out, then become leader again over a decade later? Very odd. Could be wrong but Churchill?
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| leifandersonshair Newport 19 Mar 16 4.22pm |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
Could be wrong but Churchill? I think Churchill was voted out in 1945 but stayed leader of the Conservatives in opposition until re-elected. Even then, he was only out of office for 5 or 6 years. IDS will have been, what, 15 years out of the leadership assuming a new Tory leader by 2020?
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 19 Mar 16 5.19pm |
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Would not surprise me at all if IDS re-surfaced in a few months time as UKIP.
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| crystal balls The Garden of Earthly Delights 20 Mar 16 4.10am |
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
Would not surprise me at all if IDS re-surfaced in a few months time as UKIP. You could well be right; fits the bill for UKIP exactly, would become a fitting successor to Farrago when he keeps his promise to f*** off! Total knob.
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| matt_himself Matataland 20 Mar 16 6.19am |
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Originally posted by crystal balls
You could well be right; fits the bill for UKIP exactly, would become a fitting successor to Farrago when he keeps his promise to f*** off! Total knob.
I have missed you Balls, with your knee jerk prejudices and all. Tell me, what do you think about Corbyn and crew ditching their anti-EU principles and supporting the 'in' camp in the referendum, purely for political reasons?
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| Sportyteacher London 20 Mar 16 7.48am |
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IDS has clearly used disability cuts to stoke the fire for Brexit campaign. Given how it is turning into open offensive against Cameron & company , IDS was never going to keep his job within The Cabinet. I expect Gove; Villiers etc to eventually fall upon their swords as well.
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| matt_himself Matataland 20 Mar 16 8.14am |
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Originally posted by Sportyteacher
IDS has clearly used disability cuts to stoke the fire for Brexit campaign. Given how it is turning into open offensive against Cameron & company , IDS was never going to keep his job within The Cabinet. I expect Gove; Villiers etc to eventually fall upon their swords as well. IDS hasn't 'fallen in his sword'. He resigned over a matter of principles relating to the cuts in disability benefits (he didn't take responsibility for those cuts) or to further the Brexit cause, whichever you wish to chose. 'Falling on their sword' is when an individual takes responsibility for a group mistake. Please remember that next time you are teaching in order that children can be taught correctly. Edited by matt_himself (20 Mar 2016 8.15am)
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