Man in a Shed: Baroness Scotland is proof that for Labour ...

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Baroness Scotland is proof that for Labour ...

There is one rule for the plebs - and another for Labour ministers.
Labour have no shame at all.
Gordon Brown has no judgement.

It is only Brown's complete moral failure and weakness combined with his sense of self entitlement and arrogance that stops his doing his job as Prime Minister, upholding the honour of the country and sacking Baroness Scotland.

Labour shameless, gutless, and utterly useless.

3 comments:

Ollie Cromwell said...: Did you see her lying on the BBC? shameless is right.; 4:14 pm
Bob the Builder said...: More to the point, if any of us plebs claimed £170,000 innappropriately from the taxpayer, we'd be for prison

http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/5347341/is-baroness-scotland-finished.thtml; 7:13 pm
Tory Pearl said...: Yep, once again Gordon Brown does the wrong thing. He stands by Baroness Scotland instead of sacking her. Still, what do we expect - he is weak, spineless and absolutely incapable of making a correct decision.; 8:15 pm

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