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Very slick, but when you listen to what he said, he doesn't get it, I thought Deborah Meadon summed it up quite well - we just don't have enough money any more.
"The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to work, instead of living on public assistance." Cicero
Very slick, but when you listen to what he said, he doesn't get it, I thought Deborah Meadon summed it up quite well - we just don't have enough money any more.
He reminded me of an academic swot who'd memorised some figures and researched the minute details of his opponents constituency so he could appear to be 'clever'.
At the end of the day, another Labour
Is there something about Labour politicians and Unionists that make them you want to ?
Very slick, but when you listen to what he said, he doesn't get it, I thought Deborah Meadon summed it up quite well - we just don't have enough money any more.
I think this man performs very well and I for one would like to see him as Prime Minister.
By having ethnic community leader, Great Britain is setting out its stall to tell the world that it is the vibrant multiracial, multicultural society that it is
Whatever you think about Jeremy Clarkson, I don't think you could accuse him of having no talent as this guy did. He also called him an unpleasant character and questioned why he was on our screens at all.
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