redrobo wrote:Wouldn't surprise me if ALL MPs whatever party at some stage in their political careers receive 'favours' it's scandalous how a great number appear to get away with it......
Gone_Shrimping wrote:No News really.
Surely every MP who is sponsored by a trade union is getting paid for asking questions.
I would be more worried if he had accepted £20,000 to speak on Iranian state television. That is Iran with zero human rights and where gay people are hanged. But someone did , someone called Corbyn !
Keith wrote:redrobo wrote:Wouldn't surprise me if ALL MPs whatever party at some stage in their political careers receive 'favours' it's scandalous how a great number appear to get away with it......
It wouldn't surprise you... but the evidence is there that Morris did it.
He also claimed car mileage for journeys in the UK while he was abroad.
He somehow managed the second highest expenses claim of all MP's.
Meanwhile, he denied there is extreme poverty in Morecambe and that GP's were lying when they saw malnourished children and that head teachers were lying when they said they washed pupils' clothing at the schools because their parents couldn't afford the electric to wash them at home.
So perhaps you wouldn't be "surprised" but that doesn't excuse ignoring the evidence that Morris repeatedly places himself above others.
Keith wrote:Meanwhile, he denied there is extreme poverty in Morecambe and that GP's were lying when they saw malnourished children
Keith wrote:redrobo wrote:Wouldn't surprise me if ALL MPs whatever party at some stage in their political careers receive 'favours' it's scandalous how a great number appear to get away with it......
It wouldn't surprise you... but the evidence is there that Morris did it.
He also claimed car mileage for journeys in the UK while he was abroad.
He somehow managed the second highest expenses claim of all MP's.
Meanwhile, he denied there is extreme poverty in Morecambe and that GP's were lying when they saw malnourished children and that head teachers were lying when they said they washed pupils' clothing at the schools because their parents couldn't afford the electric to wash them at home.
So perhaps you wouldn't be "surprised" but that doesn't excuse ignoring the evidence that Morris repeatedly places himself above others.
thedoc wrote:Simple answer, folks: vote Labour! I have.
Gone_Shrimping wrote:Also Big Red Dog is taking Labour voters with him.
Gone_Shrimping wrote:Also Big Red Dog is taking Labour voters with him.
BerlinWaller wrote:Yes because it will all be Darren Clifford's fault. Very similar to the rhetoric you used when talking about people who didn't share your opinions last month Keith.
Keith wrote:Gone_Shrimping wrote:Also Big Red Dog is taking Labour voters with him.
Yup, a Tory boy doing his best to support a Conservative government. If Johnson gets back in, I hope Darren will be proud of what Johnson does to the NHS & poor people over the next five years.
Andy D wrote:This Election will be down to the estimated “7 Million” Labour voters who voted “brexit”.
Slanester wrote:Andy D wrote:This Election will be down to the estimated “7 Million” Labour voters who voted “brexit”.
Fair comment that Andy D.
I think that a serious number of Brexit supporters, who didn’t actually take time to vote in the referendum, because they thought, as did the government the time, remain was a forgone conclusion. The numbers are probably huge imo, and they will make their vote count this time.
As for Morris, not a first choice, character wise, but part of the vote that gets Brexit sorted.
Keith wrote:Well the early exit poles are suggesting a Conservative landslide. Well, nowhere for them to hide now. Let's see how quickly they get Brexit done and what happens to the NHS. Not sure how all those nurses are going to be stopped from retiring?
Gone_Shrimping wrote:Keith wrote:Well the early exit poles are suggesting a Conservative landslide. Well, nowhere for them to hide now. Let's see how quickly they get Brexit done and what happens to the NHS. Not sure how all those nurses are going to be stopped from retiring?
POLL
This looks like a victory for democracy. Ordinary people going into polling booths and putting a X for who they want as The Government.
Sky suggesting Smith in Lancaster could struggle to hold on with a 6,000 majority.
Keith wrote:Darren either knows that he's making it easier for Morris to get re-elected, in which case he's supporting the Tories or he doesn't know, in which case, he's a bit thick. I don't think he's thick, therefore he's trying to help Morris. The only other option is that he genuinely believes he electable as an independent, in which case I believe he's deluded and I'll take whatever wager you want to offer, that he won't be elected.
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