Soldato
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She also claimed 150,000 in expenses in 2009 during the scandal, I can see why you love her so much Stockhausen, ticks all your social justice boxes.
Absolute crap.Simple answer, actually three of them:
All pretty compelling dog whistles for the racist, sexist, Tory Brexiteers on here
- She is Black
- She is a Woman
- She believes in Socialism
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Simple answer, actually three of them:
All pretty compelling dog whistles for the racist, sexist, Tory Brexiteers on here
- She is Black
- She is a Woman
- She believes in Socialism
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You are right, that is absolutely awful.She also claimed 150,000 in expenses in 2009 during the scandal, I can see why you love her so much Stockhausen, ticks all your social justice boxes.
Quite, I overlooked the many Black Socialist Women Tory MPs.Absolute crap.
There are numerous black female Labour MP’s who clearly believe in socialism the difference is they are competent and intelligent and haven’t got where they are by sucking up to the party leader (in more ways than one) and are not hypocrites and don’t consistently go on TV and radio making themselves look stupid which Abbott has a considerable talent for.
You conveniently forget to mention the Conservatives have ethnic minority female MP’s also but that won’t serve your agenda would it?

You are right, that is absolutely awful.
Do you have a breakdown for this huge expense claim? Did she claim for clearing the moat round her estate? Did she claim for a duck house on her lake? Does she pay a huge salary to members of her extended family? I am quite sure that she has many unpaid Interns subsided by their tax-dodging Daddies.
Quite, I overlooked the many Black Socialist Women Tory MPs.
I also overlooked the white, wealthy and utterly incompetent Mrs Teresa May
ps - I agree that Diane Abbott has a remarkable capacity for putting her foot in her mouth on TV and Radio. Personally I find her patronising, pedantic, whiny voice very irritating.
However, she does seem to believe in trying to create a better, fairer Society which is more than most Tories do.
Her past liaison with some at the time obscure, unmarried MP doesn't worry me at all.
@stockhausen is a perfect example of whataboutism... Defending the utterly useless Diane Abbott because other people are as bad or worse. Maybe they are. Maybe they aren't. But it doesn't change the fact that she is inept and believed by many to have reached her position because of sleeping with the boss and ticking all the right social justice boxes.
OK, I'll give you what you want - I have absolutely no way of knowing anyone's IQ. There, happy? My remark still stands.
******** - I wrote a joke comprising a single sentence. You've turned it into a ******* mission, specifically against me and ignoring all those who made similar remarks before and after my own, incidentally, so I presume it's personal? So come on, then - You've clearly got an axe to grind... What's your ******* problem?
May was voted in. Abbott wasn't. Corbyn broke the rules and abused his position. That's quite why.
May was not voted into that job by the electorate, she inherited the post when her predecessor resigned in shame for the calamity that is Brexit. May then displayed her mettle at the ballot box by throwing away Cameron's majority and replaced it with the DUPs ball and chain.
She stood as leader in a General Election. I think that's what is meant and what matters. Contrast, say, Gordon Brown, who inherited Prime Ministership from Tony Blair and never fought a General Election. May was in the same boat, but having called a General Election (disastrous though it was), she no longer is.
She was voted by her party (as per the regulations) to be their leader, which then made her the PM by default.
Regulations state that Abbott should have been similarly elected to this NEC role by her lot, but that did not happen in this instance. That is what the problem is.
It won't be high... but if ever Corbyn's socialist wet-dream comes true, you can bet she'll be the whipping boy for a LOT of the inevitable problems.
She and Jeremy were having a fling at one point.Oh sweet baby Jesus... I want it to be funny, but it isn't really is it. She sounds like she would struggle to work in McDonalds, how is she in the position she is in??![]()
Really?
On 11 July, Leadsom announced her withdrawal from the leadership contest hours after May had made her first official campaign speech, saying her lack of support amongst Conservative MPs compared to May would be too great a hindrance to becoming a credible Prime Minister.[143] As the sole remaining candidate, May was formally declared Leader of the Conservative Party that evening