Well, my not so subtle point was that the bankers were supported by Gordon Brown, both as Chancellor and Prime Minister, and allowed to get away with far too much, than it appears Cameron's party would let them.
I came here when I was six . . .
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Cameron also repeatedly mentioned that his child goes to a state school - probably until immediately after the General Election; I'm sure that his name was also put down for Eton a long, long time ago
As you say, Cameron is a creep.
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Cameron also repeatedly mentioned that his child goes to a state school - probably until immediately after the General Election; I'm sure that his name was also put down for Eton a long, long time ago
As you say, Cameron is a creep.
You're no better in my opinion
To be fair, the other two did that, politicians have to so the press can't say that they don't trust the education systemCameron also repeatedly mentioned that his child goes to a state school - probably until immediately after the General Election; I'm sure that his name was also put down for Eton a long, long time ago
As you say, Cameron is a creep.
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Actually, I don't recall either Gordon Brown or Nick Clegg repeatedly mentioning that their child goes to a state school
Nor do I recall Gordon Brown going on endlessly about the death of his daughter and his debt to the NHS
Actually, I don't recall either Gordon Brown or Nick Clegg repeatedly mentioning that their child goes to a state school
Nor do I recall Gordon Brown going on endlessly about the death of his daughter and his debt to the NHS
But then they aren't constantly the victim of unjustified attacks by those who oppose them using those two points to attack because they cannot come up with anything concrete to use against them so instead go for petty personal attacks, name calling and blatant misinformation...
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Sums are clearly not on the curriculum at Eton or on a PPE course at Oxford University
Logic clearly didn't feature wherever you were educated.
eh? not sure where I said the second bitActually, I don't recall either Gordon Brown or Nick Clegg repeatedly mentioning that their child goes to a state school
Nor do I recall Gordon Brown going on endlessly about the death of his daughter and his debt to the NHS
and yes at least Clegg mentioned his child went to a state school, like I said it is a default line for any MP when mentioning their children. I'm a Clegg supporter, but he did say it
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Well, it is jolly good of you to come along to raise the tone
Nor do I recall Gordon Brown going on endlessly about the death of his daughter and his debt to the NHS
*shakes head*
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Not entirely true - Cameron turned down a Government provided Toyota Prius which is even more eco-friendly (104g/km vs 186g/km).
What's wrong with wanting a car that'll stop when you press the brake pedal.
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Actually, I don't recall either Gordon Brown or Nick Clegg repeatedly mentioning that their child goes to a state school
Nor do I recall Gordon Brown going on endlessly about the death of his daughter and his debt to the NHS
On the plus side you aptly demonstrate my loathing for democracy and the reason why I think the right to vote should be restricted.
Quite frankly I don't mind Cameron or Clegg in power, as long as it's not Brown and it's not a hung parliament.
No you don't.