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Hancock has been absolutely battered by every investigation and this inquiry. I suppose because nobody’s been prosecuted means Gove thinks he’s safe saying nothing dodgy went on. He’s a disingenuous, lying little sh*tweasel at the best of times. One of the absolute worst politicians of that era.
To paraphrase Michael Grove on 19:34 - Jul 14 by Swansea_Blue
Hancock has been absolutely battered by every investigation and this inquiry. I suppose because nobody’s been prosecuted means Gove thinks he’s safe saying nothing dodgy went on. He’s a disingenuous, lying little sh*tweasel at the best of times. One of the absolute worst politicians of that era.
EDIT: wrong post.
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To paraphrase Michael Grove on 19:52 - Jul 14 with 566 views
Gove likes to think he is clever but he was completely humiliated by his Channel 4 interviewer during Brexit, and if you look at the glance Gove gives at the end, I think he realised it.
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To paraphrase Michael Grove on 20:14 - Jul 14 with 496 views
To paraphrase Michael Grove on 19:05 - Jul 14 by eireblue
When does the duty of candour kick in?
Just asked someone who knows and he reckons November most likely. House of Lords next hurdle and given Tory front bench opposition today expect similar there.
To paraphrase Michael Grove on 19:34 - Jul 14 by Swansea_Blue
Hancock has been absolutely battered by every investigation and this inquiry. I suppose because nobody’s been prosecuted means Gove thinks he’s safe saying nothing dodgy went on. He’s a disingenuous, lying little sh*tweasel at the best of times. One of the absolute worst politicians of that era.
My boss worked to him. Trust me, you are being far too kind and generous towards him.