David Cameron: the price of a loaf of bread? No idea, I have a breadmaker

[gWaPito]

Ahem. I think you'll find the same across the board in politics and 'senior' union roles. It's not "those poor hard done by politicians" - you never see a poor dentist, and you never see a poor policitian:

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2011..._n_960109.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...king-100k.html

http://order-order.com/2013/09/19/at...labour-leader/

and

http://order-order.com/2012/10/03/mu...is-own-wealth/

You missed out solicitor, Trefor

[gWaPito]

I'm sure that if we actually came into contact with these Tory Toffs we would be looked upon as nothing more than a bit of dirt on the bottom of their shoes

Quite possibly right LM

I've given you rep again tonight and still, it's not being credited to you

[gWaPito]

me a socialist , I've never been a member of a trade union or political party, so your have to define the meaning for me

You proberly haven't realised it yet, Joe..we can see you are even if you say you aren't

There's a lot worst things to be other than being a closet socialist although, I can't think of anything worse at the moment

[gWaPito]

I'm digging a hole the bullingdon boys dont need my help to dig holes for them all they have to do is open their mouths



what a

The same Andrew Marr who was on the verge of dropping to his knees after interviewing Anthony Bliar...and it wasn't for a knighthood either!! such was his grovelling

[joebloggs]

You proberly haven't realised it yet, Joe..we can see you are even if you say you aren't

There's a lot worst things to be other than being a closet socialist although, I can't think of anything worse at the moment

I'm not coming out of any closet , unlike you being a fan of thatcher and a union member i have nothing to hide

no I'm not your wrong, I'm on the side of the under dog

[Dedworth]

Ahem. I think you'll find the same across the board in politics and 'senior' union roles. It's not "those poor hard done by politicians" - you never see a poor dentist, and you never see a poor policitian:

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2011..._n_960109.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...king-100k.html

http://order-order.com/2013/09/19/at...labour-leader/

and

http://order-order.com/2012/10/03/mu...is-own-wealth/

Wherever there's a trough you'll find a Labour Politician's or Union Baron's greedy snout in it.

Former Labour MP Denis MacShane in court over expenses

Former MP Denis MacShane is due to stand trial in May next year over allegations that he made bogus expense claims.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...expenses.html#


He'll be able to buy his brown trousers in the January Sales

[grahamw48]

I am on the side of ANY politician who puts the welfare and interests of Britain and the majority of the British people before personal interests and political dogma.

[bigmarco]

I am on the side of ANY politician who puts the welfare and interests of Britain and the majority of the British people before personal interests and political dogma.

A very rare breed nowadays but I agree with you

[London_Manila]

Awarding me a star seems out of the question

[London_Manila]

I am on the side of ANY politician who puts the welfare and interests of Britain and the majority of the British people before personal interests and political dogma.

They all make out that they went into politics for the right reasons blah blah blah

The real reasons they entered politics is to line their pockets either by giving speeches for a tidy sum or ending up on the board of some PLC
A few years down the road and then they become Lords or a Sir

They are all as bad as each other and that goes for all the political parties

[joebloggs]

Awarding me a star seems out of the question

i think i just gave you your star
keep up the good work

[grahamw48]

They all make out that they went into politics for the right reasons blah blah blah

The real reasons they entered politics is to line their pockets either by giving speeches for a tidy sum or ending up on the board of some PLC
A few years down the road and then they become Lords or a Sir

They are all as bad as each other and that goes for all the political parties

Unfortunately, in the majority of cases these days, yes that would appear to be correct. Often from local councillors, and up.