@Aiannucci I find it so hard to understand where he’s coming from. He seems to miss open goals and not stand up for what I’d have thought Labour represented, (why doesn’t he object to the Public Order Bill, for instance?) It’s more than sad. It’s frustrating and depressing.
@LondonEconomic There was a time when he was in the telly every five minutes. I’d like to see him brought back to Question Time to answer for himself amd his ideas.
Thought you might like to see Johnson statement on coronavirus five days after the Shaun Bailey piss up. That’s the Shaun Bailey that Sunak asked the King to grant a peerage because Johnson asked him to. https://t.co/w40GsUBQRy
@michaelgove Perhaps if you have any strong convictions about justice, you could consider how just it is to lie to parliament . Perhaps you’d like to vote to object - to nail your colours to the mast and say openly that it is wrong. It is unjust to lie. But you are abstaining from the vote.
Thank you everyone for sending this to a million views.
It’s no coincidence at the very moment workers say enough is enough Sunak plans to rob millions of them of their democratic right to strike, force them to work against their will & allow them to be sacked if they refuse
@Orgetorix@BBCRadio4 Sixteen minutes in on this flagship political program and I am still listening to Johnson’s Trumpian resignation letter, movingly read by an actor. Was that necessary?
@UKLabour@Keir_Starmer Remember it was 48% Remain. That’s pretty high. That’s before the mess we have had to grow used to living in, the lies exposed. That’s when people may have believed the claim on the Brexit bus. Have Labour misjudged the public mood? Do you think we all love Brexit?
@UKLabour@RachelReevesMP Can you please give us a reason (just one will do) why you won’t re-join the single market and re introduce freedom of movement? If you are serious about the economy you must have a serious reason for not doing these things.