Dim Prawn next in the firing line?

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xoggoth replied

4 June 2006, 09:50
The Commons if they weren't all so polite
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stackpole replied

4 June 2006, 09:30
They don't resign any more.
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BobTheCrate replied

2 June 2006, 17:05
Whilst I'm no LibDem supporter, David Laws is a formidable political opponent and I hope he maintains his attack on Primarolo.

It would be rather sweet to see that bitch sacked.
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Xenophon replied

2 June 2006, 13:40
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Dawn replied

2 June 2006, 13:37
Originally posted by wendigo100

Wouldn't you? Even out of spite? I used to think she was a bit of a fox. I must admit she's ageing a bit now.

That's very nice of you Wendigo100. I'm not that old, the photo doesn't do me justice. Can I send private emails on this site?
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wendigo100 replied

2 June 2006, 13:02
Originally posted by bogeyman

Sends along her wonky-gobbed gimp Stephen Timms to take all the flak.

Ah, so that's what he's for.
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bogeyman replied

2 June 2006, 12:16
Originally posted by wendigo100

"It would only be fair!" (c) Dawn Primarolo 2000

Nice idea, but I doubt she will go.

Very good at keeping her head down is Ms Prim. Notice how she's hardly ever interviewed on radio or TV nowadays. Sends along her wonky-gobbed gimp Stephen Timms to take all the flak.

Last appearance on...

Newsnight: Aug 2003
Question Time: Mar 2002

One of Labour's worst!

Last edited by bogeyman; 2 June 2006, 12:18. Reason: Pedant pacifying
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AtW replied

2 June 2006, 12:02
Originally posted by The Lone Gunman

That reminds me, I have a letter to post!

Love letter to luvely Cherie?
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The Lone Gunman replied

2 June 2006, 11:43
Originally posted by AtW

Just for you hyper -

That reminds me, I have a letter to post!
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John Galt replied

2 June 2006, 11:41
Hardhsip and distress for claimants!!!!! They wrote most of the overpayment off last year and who pays for that?
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wendigo100 replied

2 June 2006, 11:13
Originally posted by hyperD

Please don't post pictures of that woman (Dim Prawn) up on here.

Wouldn't you? Even out of spite? I used to think she was a bit of a fox. I must admit she's ageing a bit now.
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AtW replied

2 June 2006, 11:06
Just for you hyper -
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hyperD replied

2 June 2006, 11:03
Please don't post pictures of that woman up on here. I almost lost my very expensive lunch...

...good news though!
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DimPrawn replied

2 June 2006, 11:02
Oi, I ain't dun nuffink, right!
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wendigo100 started a topic Dim Prawn next in the firing line?

2 June 2006, 10:40
Dim Prawn next in the firing line?

"It would only be fair!" (c) Dawn Primarolo 2000

The minister in charge of tax credits should be sacked, the Liberal Democrats have said.

Figures show a total of £1.8bn in tax credits was overpaid in 2004/5 in 1.96 million claims. In 2003/4 £2.2bn was paid out in 1.88 million claims.

Lib Dem spokesman David Laws says Paymaster General Dawn Primarolo should pay for the problems with her job.

Then Tony Blair apologised for blunders which he admitted had caused hardship and distress to some claimants.

I think CUK should hold a virtual party!
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