Braverman 10:56 - May 24 with 2709 views | BlueNomad | Teflon these days. |  | | |  |
Braverman on 14:10 - May 24 with 402 views | Churchman |
They should be held to account for crashing the economy, destroying public services in the country, Brexit madness, the boneheaded pursuit of a flawed ideology backed by trickle down economics long since disproved as rubbish - unless you are one of the richest 5% they represent. They should also be held to account for their woeful standards of behaviour in public life. Whether bullying staff, fiddling their expenses, going on the lash while the plebs are in lockdown or anything else these people believe themselves to not be accountable for. That’s their biggest problem. They don’t see themselves as accountable for anything which means they can do as they please. Privilege. Sunak made a big thing about standards of behaviour when he replaced hapless Truss. He needs to be held to account for telling lies on this. He obviously didn’t mean it or doesn’t understand what standards of behaviour are. Trivial it may be, but there is nothing wrong with challenging the government on this in addition to their ineptitude and downright nastiness on everything else. [Post edited 24 May 2023 14:48]
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Braverman on 17:08 - May 24 with 330 views | BlueBadger |
Braverman on 11:20 - May 24 by usm | The Tories have made cock up after cock up, but to make such a fuss over this is ridiculous - particularly the media attention. There must be better things to bash the Tories with. |
Didn't you lot want Starmer sent to the Hague for eating a curry? Still, its nice to know that its the criminality and corruption you like best about them. |  |
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Braverman on 17:36 - May 24 with 299 views | HARRY10 |
Braverman on 10:59 - May 24 by usm | Its a speeding fine FFS |
Trying to corrupt civil servants means you are issued with a speeding fine ? hat a bizarre world is that of the not too bright rightie. Perhaps her previous offence of breaking the ministerial code can be described as a parking ticket. |  | |  |
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