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That's all the Tories need - Archer back!
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Why not? He tells no more lies than your typical New Labour minister, and certainly none that would affect me. -
You want to be careful you don't get sued
Originally posted by stackpoleWhy not? He tells no more lies than your typical New Labour minister, and certainly none that would affect me.
Archers tells far fewer lies than typical New Labour politicians. And to be fair at least he's been held to account for them!Why not?Comment
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Originally posted by DundeegeorgeArchers tells far fewer lies than typical New Labour politicians. And to be fair at least he's been held to account for them!
You are kidding?! Just where do the lies end and the truth start with Archer?The court heard Darren Upton had written a letter to Judge Sally Cahill QC saying he wasn’t “a typical inmate of prison”.
But the judge said: “That simply demonstrates your arrogance continues. You are typical. Inmates of prison are people who are dishonest. You are a thoroughly dishonestly man motivated by your own selfish greed.”Comment
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Oh, get real
Originally posted by BagpussYou are kidding?! Just where do the lies end and the truth start with Archer?
and then I sneaked on an airplane and flew away somewhere
we will not raise income tax
we will not increase student fees
24 hours to save the nhs
education education education!
If NL tell you it's sunny, take an umbrellaWhy not?Comment
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>we will not raise income tax
and to be fair, it's just about the only tax they haven't raised.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Originally posted by Mordac>we will not raise income tax
and to be fair, it's just about the only tax they haven't raised.
True the Headline % of Tax has not changed but allowances have not kept up with inflation bringing people into the tax bracket. Further we now have currently a record number of people paying the higher rate, indeed you would have to just to be able to get a mortgage in some areas in the South East.
PS. Cameron is quoted in the Times as saying he would not grant the Whip to Archer. Meaning he would remain independent in the HoL if Cameron won.Comment
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All a bunch of liars!
What a load of political twaddle!
You lot make me laugh!
Mr Archer is as bad (No more, no less) than the present Government ministers.
You lot sound like kids in the playground..."My dad's bigger than your dad!"
When will you learn...they all lie...that's how they get elected..on hollow promises...they are all just political puppets...Comment
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Originally posted by PhoenixWhat a load of political twaddle!
You lot make me laugh!
Mr Archer is as bad (No more, no less) than the present Government ministers.
You lot sound like kids in the playground..."My dad's bigger than your dad!"
When will you learn...they all lie...that's how they get elected..on hollow promises...they are all just political puppets...Comment
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