Final PMQ's before the election today [07.04.10]

[Oily Nails]

So its the last Prime Minister's Questions today, before the election and (hopefully)a new PM.
I expect we'll get even less 'actual' information than we do normally, however there might be fewer brown-nosing questions as all three party leaders use the time to campaign.


I would like to see the Conservatives to really throw some BIG punches and, more importantly, keep the jeering to a more mature level.

So what else can we expect.......

Edited by Oily Nails on Wednesday 7th April 09:26

[DieselGriff]

Oily Nails said:

So what else can we expect.......

lots of juvenile jeering unfortunately.

[Oily Nails]

^^True^^


Although I do expect to hear 'Fire up the Quattro'

[DieselGriff]

Oily Nails said:

Although I do expect to hear 'Fire up the Quattro'

Bloody hope so! Would make my election

[Asterix]

I'd imagine that Dave will mention Rooney's foot to take the piss as well.

[Oily Nails]

DieselGriff said:

Oily Nails said:

Although I do expect to hear 'Fire up the Quattro'

Bloody hope so! Would make my election

actually Cameron used it up here in Leeds yesterday on his flying visit/speech ...but in PMQs I just want to see the Millbands faces

[Morningside]

I think Cameron only gets six questions? Which means that Brown always gets the final say.

Expect childish laughter, paper waving, jeering and general school behavior.

[Yeast Lord]

What is happening with this digital economy bill, are they still trying to get it through on the sly. It's amazing how labour are able to keep up the corruption so close to the election.

[Einion Yrth]

Yeast Lord said:

What is happening with this digital economy bill, are they still trying to get it through on the sly. It's amazing how labour are able to keep up the corruption so close to the election.

It is one of the bills in what is called the 'wash up' - it is expected to pass, with qualified support from the Tories - they are either very stupid indeed or complicit in this disgrace.

[Zod]

Morningside said:

I think Cameron only gets six questions? Which means that Brown always gets the final say.

Expect childish laughter, paper waving, jeering and general school behavior and Brown to blurt out "Ashcroft".

EFC (completeness)

[john_p]

1. Yet more dead in Afghanistan
2. Planted question by backbencher related to Ashcroft
3. Boorish response from PM including reference to any two of; Ashcroft, Global Economic Downturn, We Are Helping Ordinary People, or No Tory Policies On Anything
4. Question from DC, blisfully dismissed by PM due to No Tory Policies On Anything
5. Repeat 2-4 for 15 minutes
6. Repeat 1-3 only with Nick Clegg plus a load of Tory backbenchers heckling about Michael Brown

[Gun]

DieselGriff said:

Oily Nails said:

Although I do expect to hear 'Fire up the Quattro'

Bloody hope so! Would make my election

I'd like to see him go in dressed in a similar manner to Gene Hunt for it, would be some great publicity.

[Asterix]

I would love Cameron to pledge to release the 'real' figures for stuff like unemployment etc... when they get their mitts on the paperwork.

[Asterix]

So he has already tried to suck up to the forces and what a lovely planted question.

[Morningside]

Planted question number 1.

[Oakey]

"We cannot cut our way to recovery"

Erm, if I'm skint, spending more and more isn't a fking option.

[john_p]

Those COMMANDING OFFICERS said it was ok

blame the COMMANDING OFFICERS (tories)

it's all the COMMANDING OFFICERS (TORIES)

[Asterix]

God.. I want to hit that so fking hard.

[Oakey]

I'm sorry, what, a 'jobs tax'? Wtf is that?

[Asterix]

Oakey said:

I'm sorry, what, a 'jobs tax'? Wtf is that?

They want to add to the employers NI contribution - basically, you employ someone during these tight times you get heavily penalised for it. Stifles SME's that are already running close to the bone but want to increase their workforce.

Also ironic that it hits private and public sectors hard regardless.