Blunkett only guilty of a mistake, says Blair

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AlfredJPruffock replied

2 November 2005, 15:08
Tony Blair decreed last night that David Blunkett's mishandling of his backbench business career was a mistake ...

... and the mistake was that he was stupid enough to get caught.
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AlfredJPruffock replied

2 November 2005, 13:32
Originally posted by wendigo100

Not right wing enough. I read the Daily B@st@rd. They don't have a web link.

You too W ?

I cant abide a Sunday afternoon without a good read of the Weekly Warmonger.

The Warmonger ...Favoring policies that reward the rich and punish the poor
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Mordac replied

2 November 2005, 13:32
Notice he hasn't tried it on with Cherie though. Mind you, he is blind, not sick.
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wendigo100 replied

2 November 2005, 13:20
Originally posted by BBC News

In the Commons today, Tony Blair has paid tribute to Mr Blunkett, describing him as a "decent and honourable man".

Is this the same Mr Blunkett who messes around with other men's wives?
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wendigo100 replied

2 November 2005, 13:07
Originally posted by Rebecca Loos

what are you people giving out weblinks to the Guardian or the BBC, aren't you reading the Mail, the Sun or the Torygraph or at least the Spectator like proper freemarket-loving, conservative contractors?

Not right wing enough. I read the Daily B@st@rd. They don't have a web link.
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Rebecca Loos replied

2 November 2005, 12:15
what are you people giving out weblinks to the Guardian or the BBC, aren't you reading the Mail, the Sun or the Torygraph or at least the Spectator like proper freemarket-loving, conservative contractors?
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AlfredJPruffock replied

2 November 2005, 10:48
Originally posted by wendigo100

Does Tony Blair ever get anything right?

Those whom would accuse Tony Blair of incompetence are concealing Weapons of Mass Desctruction ...
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wendigo100 replied

2 November 2005, 10:45
Originally posted by milanbenes

Tony Blair decreed last night that David Blunkett's mishandling of his backbench business career was a mistake and not a "deliberate flouting" of the rules for which he ought to resign.

Does Tony Blair ever get anything right?
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milanbenes replied

2 November 2005, 10:06
gone....

Blunkett resigns from the Cabinet

wonder if he has anything on Bliar like Mandy and if he'll be back in due course or in a nice job in Europe

Milan.
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hyperD replied

2 November 2005, 10:03
Going, going, ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4398004.stm

Under-fire Work and Pensions Secretary David Blunkett has been summoned to Downing Street to see Tony Blair amid growing speculation about his future.
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milanbenes started a topic Blunkett only guilty of a mistake, says Blair

2 November 2005, 07:18
Blunkett only guilty of a mistake, says Blair

http://www.guardian.co.uk/frontpage/...606689,00.html

"Tony Blair decreed last night that David Blunkett's mishandling of his backbench business career was a mistake and not a "deliberate flouting" of the rules for which he ought to resign.",

That's ok then.

Milan.
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