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Exactly, no prominent Tories have come out against her other than hancok whose political career is over so has nothing to losethe big question is, who will she take down with her?
Exactly, no prominent Tories have come out against her other than hancok whose political career is over so has nothing to losethe big question is, who will she take down with her?
Well the motion to release the documents has been passed.the big question is, who will she take down with her?
They will be fine. Health Minister has tonight said in the Commons that it was Civil Servants who decided where contracts would be awarded, not Ministers. So that's ok thenWonder where this leaves the frail duo of Hancock and Gove, who claimed, in trying to swerve any responsibility, that they were bullied into awarding the contracts by Mone.
They will be fine. Health Minister has tonight said in the Commons that it was Civil Servants who decided where contracts would be awarded, not Ministers. So that's ok then
I hope she finds time behind bars "a sexy business" - trouble is, crims like her, with money and knowing people-in-power, will get away with itOh my.........!!!! 0.43 seconds
Absolute publicity whore and grifter.Oh my.........!!!! 0.43 seconds
So Sunak in the Commons says "I am absolutely shocked at the revelations about Mone" and yet as Chancellor of the Exchequer he would have authorised the very payments to her newly formed Company. This needs investigating immediately Gove is up to his neck in this for one and there will be more involved. It stinks.Baroness Michelle Mone loses Conservative whip amid PPE contracts controversy — Sky News
Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone - who is at the centre of controversy over her alleged links to a firm awarded £200m of PPE contracts - has lost the Conservative whip, Rishi Sunak has confirmed.apple.news
I watched PMQ's and that was a real WTF moment. Sunak isn't very good. He is further away than even Johnson in actually answering any of Starmers questions. I wonder if he is terrified of answering questions as he may end up in a parliamentary hole as did Johnson.So Sunak in the Commons says "I am absolutely shocked at the revelations about Mone" and yet as Chancellor of the Exchequer he would have authorised the very payments to her newly formed Company. This needs investigating immediately Gove is up to his neck in this for one and there will be more involved. It stinks.
Think that should be "bigger hole"? They are seemingly still diggingI watched PMQ's and that was a real WTF moment. Sunak isn't very good. He is further away than even Johnson in actually answering any of Starmers questions. I wonder if he is terrified of answering questions as he may end up in a parliamentary hole as did Johnson.
I was referring specifically to Johnson denying there were any parties, thinking he could get away with the lie. The tories are digging a deep electoral hole Their only way back, I think, is to dump the cabinet and move back to more traditional tory ground, something the ERG wouldn't allow without a vote of no confidence. Now there is a hole they keep just digging.Think that should be "bigger hole"? They are seemingly still digging
I watched PMQ's and that was a real WTF moment. Sunak isn't very good. He is further away than even Johnson in actually answering any of Starmers questions. I wonder if he is terrified of answering questions as he may end up in a parliamentary hole as did Johnson.
Surely at some point, the party will be split into two, I'd guess that Reform is already the start of it. The mad brexiteer, ideology based, uber-equivocators will move to Reform and take a sizeable number of dunderheads with them. It'll shear 30% of the Tory vote. The remaining middle-ground, non-ideological Tories will be left with a seriously damaged party which will take a decade or more to restore.I was referring specifically to Johnson denying there were any parties, thinking he could get away with the lie. The tories are digging a deep electoral hole Their only way back, I think, is to dump the cabinet and move back to more traditional tory ground, something the ERG wouldn't allow without a vote of no confidence. Now there is a hole they keep just digging.