When will Ken Livingstone go away?

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dinker replied

7 April 2009, 17:05
I voted for Boris in the hope that the little toad Livingstone would be consigned to the dustbin, now he pops up on LBC radio!
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DodgyAgent replied

7 April 2009, 15:59
Originally posted by denver2k View Post

Apparently, he is also multiethnic, multicultural and "down with the ethnics. You can't out-ethnic him"...

Quite a bit of multis...but the thing which he doesnt have even "uni" is just a common sense....

He seems to have plenty of common sense. I rather fancy your dislike is more down to good old class.
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denver2k replied

7 April 2009, 15:44
Originally posted by zathras View Post

Boris for President - which is at least one thing that at least one US Governor cannot do.

(PS yes he can be President - he was born in New York)

Apparently, he is also multiethnic, multicultural and "down with the ethnics. You can't out-ethnic him"...

Quite a bit of multis...but the thing which he doesnt have even "uni" is just a common sense....
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zathras replied

7 April 2009, 15:18
Originally posted by swamp

Boris for PM.

Boris for President - which is at least one thing that at least one US Governor cannot do.

(PS yes he can be President - he was born in New York)
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swamp replied

7 April 2009, 15:15
Boris for PM.
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Churchill replied

7 April 2009, 14:44
Originally posted by denver2k View Post

Im no fan of Ken.....but its a shame we couldnt find any better clown than this boris....

Personally I think Boris makes an excellent clown.
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denver2k replied

7 April 2009, 14:42
Im no fan of Ken.....but its a shame we couldnt find any better clown than this boris....
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swamp replied

7 April 2009, 12:53
Originally posted by Ruprect View Post

About 4 years

Not if I have anything to do with it!!!

Doubt Ken will be the next official Labour candidate, but we are living in strange times. Old fashioned socialism seems to be back on the agenda
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minestrone replied

7 April 2009, 12:53
Just found that Sunday Times mag, sitting beside the trap

Ken says "when I run into Boris again I want to know more about his administration that he does"

Says he will be back in 2012.
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Ruprect replied

7 April 2009, 12:48
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

I thought we got rid of him in the seventies but he still came back. How long before he becomes mayor again?

About 4 years
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minestrone replied

7 April 2009, 12:42
I read in the Sunday Times magazine in an article about Boris that red Ken still turns up at committee meetings in the public gallery and was pissed off that his city hall pass was canceled. Someone should remind him he lost and tell him to feck off.
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Moscow Mule replied

7 April 2009, 12:41
Originally posted by swamp View Post

Read Ken's monthly column in the London Paper by Ken called "Mayor Watch". Typical left-wing tirade from the ex-mayor against Boris Johnson, the actual Mayor of London.

I thought defeated politicians were meant to go gracefully. Ken was voted out of office but he's still determined to stick his oar in.

It's because he's a bitter, twisted little ****. He can't help himself.

He even turns up to the public gallery whenever the council (or whatever they call it now) is sitting.

Loonie ****.
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BrilloPad replied

7 April 2009, 12:37
Originally posted by swamp View Post

Read Ken's monthly column in the London Paper by Ken called "Mayor Watch". Typical left-wing tirade from the ex-mayor against Boris Johnson, the actual Mayor of London.

I thought defeated politicians were meant to go gracefully. Ken was voted out of office but he's still determined to stick his oar in.

I thought we got rid of him in the seventies but he still came back. How long before he becomes mayor again?
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swamp started a topic When will Ken Livingstone go away?

7 April 2009, 12:35
When will Ken Livingstone go away?

Read Ken's monthly column in the London Paper by Ken called "Mayor Watch". Typical left-wing tirade from the ex-mayor against Boris Johnson, the actual Mayor of London.

I thought defeated politicians were meant to go gracefully. Ken was voted out of office but he's still determined to stick his oar in.
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