Nadine Dorries
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At the very least, she'll be far better with her affairs than Ange 
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Yet another Tory reject*, who continues to slide down the greasy pole to Reform.
*and you have to be bad if the Tory party is too left wing for you.
*and you have to be bad if the Tory party is too left wing for you.
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Wasn't she suspended from the Tory party for something?At the very least, she'll be far better with her affairs than Ange
Keeping her affairs in order, my backside.
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I almost feel sorry for Nige being burdened with that tory reject.
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The Tory party was a disaster, it still is, it has no direction or meaning anynore.
So why support those very people that made it so ?
It needs new people all the way through, not just yes people which is how they ended up, because of Boris.
So why support those very people that made it so ?
It needs new people all the way through, not just yes people which is how they ended up, because of Boris.
Is that all? For a moment I thought Notch had found that she let her tv licence lapse in 1982. 
Nadine, like filly and MBK, never got over Buffoon Boris being booted out of Parliament. I bet they still weep now.
You mean the Johnson who lobbied a senior Saudi official he had met while in office, asking him to share a pitch with the petrostate’s autocratic crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, for a firm he co-chairs. The ex-PM who received more than £200,000 from a hedge fund after meeting Venezuela’s president Nicolás Maduro – contrary to statements he was not paid. While in office, Johnson appears to have held a secret meeting with Peter Thiel, the billionaire who founded the controversial US data firm Palantir, months before it was given a role managing NHS data. And, In an apparent breach of Covid pandemic rules, Johnson hosted a dinner for a Tory peer who financed a lavish refurbishment of his Downing Street flat, a day after the second national Covid-19 lockdown came into force...according to the Guardian today.
Yeah, bring back de Piffle; i could use a larf.
Yeah, bring back de Piffle; i could use a larf.
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Is there a party you don not think is a disaster at the moment ?
are any of them any good ?
In fact, Farrage should bring back la Truss - as shadow Chancellor.
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that would not suprise me, and rayner joining corbyn as 'minister of honesty' would not surprise me eitherIn fact, Farrage should bring back la Truss - as shadow Chancellor.
Definitely. She was probably more conservative than the rest of them put together. However she frightened the horses and implemented her changes/policies too hard and fast. Her instincts were right though.
However, whatever anyone says, both her and Teresa May were infinitely better and a whole lot less worrying than the absolute steaming pile of corrupt, incompetent excrement we have in office today.
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