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Indeed, the word of a politician is a cast-iron guaranteeOriginally posted by SueEllen View Post“And so, despite it being a job that I’ve loved for every year that I’ve done it, I’m now off. Oh gosh, I’ve just said it out loud, there’s no going back now.”
But let's hope it's a promise she sticks to.
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Bye bye Nadine!
Shut that door!
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-down-as-an-mp
Former culture secretary Nadine Dorries has announced she is standing down as an MP at the next general election.
Dorries, a Boris Johnson loyalist who has not hidden her views on Rishi Sunak since he became prime minister, announced the decision on her new TalkTV programme.
She said: “Those MPs who drank the Kool-Aid and got rid of Boris Johnson are already asking themselves the question: who next? And I’m afraid that the lack of cohesion, the infighting and occasionally the sheer stupidity from those who think we could remove a sitting prime minister, who secured a higher percentage of the vote share than Tony Blair did in 1997, just three short years ago…
“That they could do that and the public would let us get away with it. I’m afraid it’s this behaviour that I now just have to remove myself from.
“And so, despite it being a job that I’ve loved for every year that I’ve done it, I’m now off. Oh gosh, I’ve just said it out loud, there’s no going back now.”
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