Man in a Shed: What did the Whips know ?

Sunday, July 06, 2014

What did the Whips know ?

The allegations now surfacing about the behaviour of some Westminster MPs and the possible cover up will impact one group of people specifically - the Whips of all the main parties.

They will have tried to deal with scandal the quiet way and keep things under their hat ( sometimes to be used to ensure future loyalty ).

So let me ask "What did the Whips know ?".

Of course they won't pay any attention to me - but if there is a campaigning journalist out there who wants to push the cause of justice - why no follow that line on inquiry ?

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