Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 12:54 pm  

Did Kier throw Angela Rayner into PMQ's to highlight that there is no credible opposition to him. What a shocking and childlike performance.

Labour is truly unelectable. We moan about Boris but there is no one to hold him to account, sadly.

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 1:05 pm  

You do know that when de Pfeffel is not able to to attend PMQ’s then it is standard protocol that the opposition leader is replaced by his deputy. I see the great leader de Pfeffel trip to the Middle East was not exactly the success he thought he would be.
I think your attempts to boost de Pfeffel is proving just as pointless as the man himself but I suppose when you have nothing you can do little more.

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 1:07 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

You do know that when de Pfeffel is not able to to attend PMQ’s then it is standard protocol that the opposition leader is replaced by his deputy. I see the great leader de Pfeffel trip to the Middle East was not exactly the success he thought he would be.
I think your attempts to boost de Pfeffel is proving just as pointless as the man himself but I suppose when you have nothing you can do little more.

No thoughts on Angelas performance?

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 2:12 pm  

wire-quin wrote:

Did Kier throw Angela Rayner into PMQ's to highlight that there is no credible opposition to him. What a shocking and childlike performance.

Labour is truly unelectable. We moan about Boris but there is no one to hold him to account, sadly.

Sorry WQ, I missed it, what were the highlights / lowlights ?
I did notice that Gove had got rattled the other day, over something that Teresa may has instigated ??

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 2:27 pm  

The general consensus was that Raab was once again made to look a fool, shown by the fact he was warned by the speaker for giving the same non answer to two different questions. He also tied himself to de Pfeffel and his awarding of a peerage to the son of a KGB agent. I hope for the first time that de Pfeffel did not get involve in stopping his refusal or I am sure sun bed Raab will be cut loose.

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 3:07 pm  

So no thoughts on Angela, just deflection. I was just curious as to how some of you thought she was doing as Labours No2. Anyway lets leave it there as you clearly don't have a great deal to add.

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 3:58 pm  

She certainly doing better than sun bed Raab and the majority of the cabinet who take their lead from de Pfeffel a well known teller of tales. They are now having to look at the rules which make the PM the final arbiter of enforcement of standards because they had never considered that someone with the morals of de Pfeffel would be elected PM.

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 5:45 pm  

wire-quin wrote:

So no thoughts on Angela, just deflection. I was just curious as to how some of you thought she was doing as Labours No2. Anyway lets leave it there as you clearly don't have a great deal to add.

Come on WQ, what did she do/say.

Did she exaggerate the truth, "mis-speak", say that there were no parties and that covid rules were followed at all times.
Perhaps she suggested that we had taken in 300,000 Ukrainian refugees.

Please spill or, do I need to watch the full PMQ's

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 6:52 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Come on WQ, what did she do/say.

Did she exaggerate the truth, "mis-speak", say that there were no parties and that covid rules were followed at all times.
Perhaps she suggested that we had taken in 300,000 Ukrainian refugees.

Please spill or, do I need to watch the full PMQ's

Yo might not like what you hear

[Sadfish]

Re: Labour : Thu Mar 17, 2022 6:54 pm  

Whatever happened it will just be questions asked, no answers given.