07-06-2019, 10:58 AM
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Re: And now Bercow Refuses to go.
Originally Posted by JBR
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Hence why I regard him as a dictator.He has far too much power. His job is as a moderator, not a dictator.
07-06-2019, 11:11 AM
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Re: And now Bercow Refuses to go.
Bercow, being the bully he is, knows he is onto a good thing so why would he ever want to leave his cushy, power job, Without it he would have to revert to being a short, nondescript, insignificant nobody, belonging to a party that he detests, and which detest him. He knows his position as spokesman for the anti-government, anti-Brexit majority will ensure he remains seated on the throne for as long as he and they want.Parliament is a joke. I personally don't believe Raab would ever implement Prorogue of Parliament. Remember, he is vying for the Prime Minister's position, a case of "Trust me, I am for the people" Just as all MPs promise in their fantasy Manifestos, it's all pie in the sky once elected.
I don't trust a single one of them anymore.
07-06-2019, 11:16 AM
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Re: And now Bercow Refuses to go.
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Bercow, being the bully he is, knows he is onto a good thing so why would he ever want to leave his cushy, power job, Without it he would have to revert to being a short, nondescript, insignificant nobody, belonging to a party that he detests, and which detest him. He knows his position as spokesman for the anti-government, anti-Brexit majority will ensure he remains seated on the throne for as long as he and they want.Parliament is a joke. I personally don't believe Raab would ever implement Prorogue of Parliament. Remember, he is vying for the Prime Minister's position, a case of "Trust me, I am for the people" Just as all MPs promise in their fantasy Manifestos, it's all pie in the sky once elected.
I don't trust a single one of them anymore.
We should elect him as leader of the Conservatives then get rid of him in a vote of no confidence, that would lead the way to getting a new speaker.
Leadsom would be my choice.
07-06-2019, 11:38 AM
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Re: And now Bercow Refuses to go.
Originally Posted by Bread
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We should elect him as leader of the Conservatives then get rid of him in a vote of no confidence, that would lead the way to getting a new speaker.Leadsom would be my choice.
Hi
I disagree, I want all the existing ones booted out and a complete new start.
She is as much a part of the Political Elite as the rest of them.
07-06-2019, 01:55 PM
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Re: And now Bercow Refuses to go.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI disagree, I want all the existing ones booted out and a complete new start.
She is as much a part of the Political Elite as the rest of them.
You will be stuck with the present lot:
Labour has narrowly seen off a Brexit Party challenge to hold on to its Peterborough seat in a by-election.
07-06-2019, 03:35 PM
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Re: And now Bercow Refuses to go.
Originally Posted by Meg
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I understand Deputy Speaker Sir Lindsay Harvey Hoyle is tipped to step into Bercow's shoes as speaker .
https://www.bettingreporter.com/late...se-of-commons/
07-06-2019, 05:12 PM
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Re: And now Bercow Refuses to go.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiParliament is an essential part of the Democratic process, it is there to keep a check on Government.
Like him or not, he is doing his job.
Next time round we could well get Corbyn.
He may be a Conservative, nominally, but he is certainly supporting the Loony Party.
07-06-2019, 05:14 PM
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Re: And now Bercow Refuses to go.
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Bercow, being the bully he is, knows he is onto a good thing so why would he ever want to leave his cushy, power job, Without it he would have to revert to being a short, nondescript, insignificant nobody, belonging to a party that he detests, and which detest him. He knows his position as spokesman for the anti-government, anti-Brexit majority will ensure he remains seated on the throne for as long as he and they want.Parliament is a joke. I personally don't believe Raab would ever implement Prorogue of Parliament. Remember, he is vying for the Prime Minister's position, a case of "Trust me, I am for the people" Just as all MPs promise in their fantasy Manifestos, it's all pie in the sky once elected.
I don't trust a single one of them anymore.
except for Farage, of course.
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