Conservatives and Liberal Democrat Coalition Government

[jaysay]

Bloody Liberals

[garinda]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Bloody Liberals

'Impeccably coiffed, in pin-sharp tailoring and a Barbour jacket, Mr Laws looks more like a traditional Tory than the stereotypical sandal-wearing Lib Dem. His CV adds to the picture.'

'Surrey-born and privately educated, he took a double first in economics at Cambridge. He worked for JP Morgan and Barclays, before entering politics in 1994. '

'In 2004 he co-edited The Orange Book, which urged the Lib Dems to reject “soggy socialism and corporatism”.

'Mr Laws has rejected overtures to join the Conservatives, telling them that he was “not a Tory”. However, his coalition partners seem unanimous that he is someone they can do business with.'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...-clothing.html


Same wolves.


Same sheep's clothing.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Bloody Liberals

Aren't they both the same these days?

[garinda]

Originally Posted by cashman

Aren't they both the same these days?

Loving partners, legally bound to each other, by the Civil Union Act.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by garinda

Loving partners, legally bound to each other, by the Civil Union Act.

How the world has moved on in my lifetime, first they allow people of the same sex to marry n thats fine......but christ this union.

[cashman]

Thing thats obvious to me is the simple fact the reason he did it was to hide his sexuality, well beggar me,if thats the case he obviously thought that was good enough enough reason to "CHEAT" the system!!! and its also obvious after all the pre-election crap that was spouted about expenses, messers Cameron n Clegg were both aware who had diddled what, they are both GUILTY of terrible judgement putting this guy in such n exaulted position?

[Stumped]

Originally Posted by cashman

Thing thats obvious to me is the simple fact the reason he did it was to hide his sexuality, well beggar me,if thats the case he obviously thought that was good enough enough reason to "CHEAT" the system!!! and its also obvious after all the pre-election crap that was spouted about expenses, messers Cameron n Clegg were both aware who had diddled what, they are both GUILTY of terrible judgement putting this guy in such n exaulted position?

Just another example of political smoke and mirrors. Politics always did, and always will 'STINK'. We became a deplorable laughing stock under Blair and Brown's mismanagement and from what I see now, little is about to change. It seems that those who are edept at 'bending over backwards' are also destined to 'move forward' in the political sphere.

[wadey]

£950 a month to stop at your boyfriend's flat, he had to go

[cmonstanley]

yep gone gone gone whos next

[Taggy]

Yep....As we can all see...This really is a New Type of Government isn't it!!

Best Regards - Taggy

[cashman]

Cameron @ Clegg should be next, they appointed him knowing full well how much he had claimed illegally. just proves what those 2 are, Brown cocked up big time, at least he fell on his sword.

[kestrelx]

Originally Posted by Mancie

This is the same multi-millionare David Laws who is intent on cutting incapacity benifit and abolishing child tax credits..he's got millions yet still feels the need to con the taxpayer....him and he's ilk are the biggest scroungers in this country

Didn't Cameron just refer to him as an "honourable man" the fact he concealed this affair was because he wanted to protect is private life: that he'd been living with a man for several years - that's why he didn't disclose the fact he'd payed a lump sum for rent. Is that what a rent boy is ?

All politicians are in a form of self deciet: bit like the "emperors new clothes" they think they've got a new suit on when really they are naked! Most of them are rich anyway so do they know what it's like to be skint?

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by garinda

'Impeccably coiffed, in pin-sharp tailoring and a Barbour jacket, Mr Laws looks more like a traditional Tory than the stereotypical sandal-wearing Lib Dem. His CV adds to the picture.'

'Surrey-born and privately educated, he took a double first in economics at Cambridge. He worked for JP Morgan and Barclays, before entering politics in 1994. '

'In 2004 he co-edited The Orange Book, which urged the Lib Dems to reject “soggy socialism and corporatism”.

'Mr Laws has rejected overtures to join the Conservatives, telling them that he was “not a Tory”. However, his coalition partners seem unanimous that he is someone they can do business with.'
David Laws profile: Lib Dem in Tory clothing - Telegraph


Same wolves.


Same sheep's clothing.

There's quite a few of your lotcan pass for well heeled Tories, quite a few Savile Row Suits in the last government

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

There's quite a few of your lotcan pass for well heeled Tories, quite a few Savile Row Suits in the last government

yeh but there in no position to sort out the countries deficit, this fiddling sod was, still suppose ya had to deflect cos ya never attack yer own.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by jaysay

There's quite a few of your lotcan pass for well heeled Tories, quite a few Savile Row Suits in the last government

My lot?