Harperson for PM

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Peoplesoft bloke replied

29 July 2008, 14:54
Originally posted by wobbegong View Post

I wouldn't worry about it; they're all as loathsome as each other,

Agreed.

Originally posted by wobbegong View Post

and they've got less than a year left to run.

Technically they could wait until 2010.
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wobbegong replied

29 July 2008, 14:24
Originally posted by Troll View Post

I watched Harman floundering on BBC news trying to justify why it's going to be OK in some circumstances for a woman to kill her husband.

A truly clueless flipwit... and a spike to be reserved

Originally posted by ace00 View Post

She's working on the legislation as we type. It won't just be OK, it'll be compulsary.
She scares me, I sense an evil presence behind the mask of incompetent stupidity.

If I were Mr. Harman, I'd be a worried man right now!
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ace00 replied

29 July 2008, 14:20
Originally posted by Troll View Post

I watched Harman floundering on BBC news trying to justify why it's going to be OK in some circumstances for a woman to kill her husband.

A truly clueless flipwit... and a spike to be reserved

She's working on the legislation as we type. It won't just be OK, it'll be compulsary.
She scares me, I sense an evil presence behind the mask of incompetent stupidity.
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Peoplesoft bloke replied

29 July 2008, 14:19
Originally posted by ace00 View Post

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It is alleged that Ms Harman was spotted on Thursday night, watching the scale of Labour's defeat in the Glasgow East by-election on the television, telling aides "this is my moment". This comes despite public protestations of loyalty from Labour's deputy leader, who is "minding the shop" in Downing Street this week while Mr Brown is on holiday.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle4423052.ece

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Ha ha the only way this is her moment is if she defects to the Tories and gets selected for one of their many seats where a monkey in Blue Rosette would win. Even then I'd doubt her capability to get elected.
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Troll replied

29 July 2008, 14:09
I watched Harman floundering on BBC news trying to justify why it's going to be OK in some circumstances for a woman to kill her husband.

A truly clueless feckwit... and a spike to be reserved
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wobbegong replied

29 July 2008, 13:44
Originally posted by ace00 View Post

David Miliband and Harriet Harman are preparing the ground for a leadership election, Times Online can reveal.

Run for the Hills

I wouldn't worry about it; they're all as loathsome as each other, and they've got less than a year left to run.
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Cyberman replied

29 July 2008, 13:39
Originally posted by ace00 View Post

David Miliband and Harriet Harman are preparing the ground for a leadership election, Times Online can reveal.

Many in the Labour party now believe that a revolt against Gordon Brown is highly likely, with the probability that it will take place at the start of September.

A number of ministers are considering standing down in early Autumn, possibly refusing to serve in a Brown reshuffle, it was reported by The Times today

It is alleged that Ms Harman was spotted on Thursday night, watching the scale of Labour's defeat in the Glasgow East by-election on the television, telling aides "this is my moment". This comes despite public protestations of loyalty from Labour's deputy leader, who is "minding the shop" in Downing Street this week while Mr Brown is on holiday.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle4423052.ece

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Hhahahah...... 'Things can only get worse........'
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moorfield replied

29 July 2008, 13:24
What the papers don't say is that she was pictured holding one of these at the time.

http://www.thorntons.co.uk/Thorntons...anges/4429.htm

It's amazing how these things can be taken so easily out of context.
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TheBigYinJames replied

29 July 2008, 13:21
Originally posted by ace00 View Post

This comes despite public protestations of loyalty from Labour's deputy leader, who is "minding the shop" in Downing Street this week while Mr Brown is on holiday. [/I]

It has become fairly common during the Blair years that when NuLab say they support something, you know it's on the way out.
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ace00 started a topic Harperson for PM

29 July 2008, 13:16
Harperson for PM

David Miliband and Harriet Harman are preparing the ground for a leadership election, Times Online can reveal.

Many in the Labour party now believe that a revolt against Gordon Brown is highly likely, with the probability that it will take place at the start of September.

A number of ministers are considering standing down in early Autumn, possibly refusing to serve in a Brown reshuffle, it was reported by The Times today

It is alleged that Ms Harman was spotted on Thursday night, watching the scale of Labour's defeat in the Glasgow East by-election on the television, telling aides "this is my moment". This comes despite public protestations of loyalty from Labour's deputy leader, who is "minding the shop" in Downing Street this week while Mr Brown is on holiday.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle4423052.ece

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