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You would be a bit like Boris Johnson - acting like a buffoon on the surface. Though underneath you would be quite different as he is intelligent.
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I'd vote for you. Would make a change to see a political type talking straight for a change....even if it is about a fantasy world they live in.
Seriously though....I would vote for you. You make me laugh more than cringe, which is better than most MPs
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Are you qualified to be a Tory MP?
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Aren't all Tory MPs inbred dullards that look like Andrew Lloyd Webber's ugly twin?
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Aren't you overqualified to be a Tory MP?
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you do realise that you have to provide your own citrus fruit and polythene bag ?
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Not THAT hard upOriginally posted by Doggy Styles View PostActually I think they are hard up as well.
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Actually I think they are hard up as well.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostThey are fed up not hard up
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You may as well come out on here ass, rather than become a tory MP and confirm it that way.
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They are fed up not hard upOriginally posted by sasguru View PostI've got a lot to offer: most of all the fact that I've had a successful career in the real world outside politics.
Far better than these career politicians nowadays.
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Do you look down your nose at everyone and live in a fantasy world?
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I'm thinking about becoming a Tory MP
I've got a lot to offer: most of all the fact that I've had a successful career in the real world outside politics.
Far better than these career politicians nowadays.Tags: None
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