Balanced Question Time panel tonight - of course not! VOL 2
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I turned it off after 20 minutes. I have seen better high school debates.
Nandy, what a waste of space, Where do they find these people. Labour drone, proof robots live among us. God forbid labour get into power with this quality of representation.
Lawson, did not come across well, unfortunately. Arguments were badly structured and rambling.
O' leary, had hoped he would pull this out of the mire but no.
Benjamin Z, drifting unclear arguments and points.
Oakshott, average and needs to buy clothing that actually fit or has all the buttons.
Happy to see the obligatory blue haired woman in the audience.
Nandy, what a waste of space, Where do they find these people. Labour drone, proof robots live among us. God forbid labour get into power with this quality of representation.
Lawson, did not come across well, unfortunately. Arguments were badly structured and rambling.
O' leary, had hoped he would pull this out of the mire but no.
Benjamin Z, drifting unclear arguments and points.
Oakshott, average and needs to buy clothing that actually fit or has all the buttons.
Happy to see the obligatory blue haired woman in the audience.
I thought O'Leary made his points very well - clear, concise, with some authority.
The token poet was unremarkable. Again.
Poor old Lawson - did he forget his upper plate?
As for the Labour woman - the faux outrage was easily the high point of the whole prog imho.
That and the Corbynistas in the audience - they just KNOW they are right, and the UK is waking up at last...
The token poet was unremarkable. Again.
Poor old Lawson - did he forget his upper plate?
As for the Labour woman - the faux outrage was easily the high point of the whole prog imho.
That and the Corbynistas in the audience - they just KNOW they are right, and the UK is waking up at last...
Cobnapint said:
Thought Lawson and Cumshot had this one in the bag. They never had to get out of second gear against that shower.
That did give me a laugh, perhaps Ms money-shott is better. Ms Oakshott tries too hard, she is easy on the eye, no need for the plunging "look at me" neckline. it is the female equivalent of the gold medallion, chest wig and ball breaker jeans. Lawson stuttered his way through the debate, which is odd, as he is usually a very confident, well structured speaker.I did enjoy Nandy getting utterly destroyed on the Neil Kinnock point, rebutted with, the "reform in Europe" fallacy, as expected.
Mr_B said:
Lisa Nandy always has a slightly shocked and fearful expression on her face. Its almost as if there is a Labour party enforcer in the shadows holding a knife to her pet dogs throat.
Most Labour MPs have aquired this look since Corbyn was voted in. They have to bulls
t their way through interviews saying what a large mandate he has, just to keep the pay cheque coming in.Cobnapint said:
Mr_B said:
Lisa Nandy always has a slightly shocked and fearful expression on her face. Its almost as if there is a Labour party enforcer in the shadows holding a knife to her pet dogs throat.
Most Labour MPs have aquired this look since Corbyn was voted in. They have to bullst their way through interviews saying what a large mandate he has, just to keep the pay cheque coming in.
I watched it and thought the poet was a joker. He is like a token hippy pity they couldn't get Neil out of the young ones on instead. the Labour woman I genuinely chuckled when she mentioned Green Climate thing. I am sure that it is of major interest to most small businesses up and down the country
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