Balanced Question Time panel tonight - of course not! VOL 2

[simoid]

Nicky Morgan doing her best to say millionaire pensioners need a winter fuel allowance and bus pass

[gifdy]

Meeep !!

[simoid]

fk it I'm oot. Can't listen to Tasminamymilkshakebringsalltheboystotheyard no matter how hard I try.

[Halb]

Funny seeing the Tory simpleton nodding to the SNP simpleton.

[dazwalsh]

I want to club that SNP eejit...

[simoid]

dazwalsh said:

I want to club that SNP eejit...

We did warn you...

[Northern Munkee]

I like Littlewood, Thornberry the clot, just walked gullibly into that corporation tax trap...

[Steve vRS]

As usual, a non-party expert makes the politicians look stupid.

Steve

[GG89]

simoid said:

On behalf of Scotland, I apologise for the performance and vitriol from the SNP woman.

I concur!

She is fking unbearable.

[Northern Munkee]

Steve vRS said:

As usual, a non-party expert makes the politicians look stupid.

Steve

It's what's wrong with our red blue politics stuck with their political dogma/idealogy rather than a pragmatic, "what works", sensible solutions to problems. We need to reinvent our politics (that'll never happen)

[Strocky]

simoid said:

On behalf of Scotland, I apologise for the performance and vitriol from the SNP woman.

On behalf of Scotland I apologise on behalf of you, ya simpering fkwit

[Fastchas]

THAT'S where I've seen him before...!

[simoid]

Strocky said:

On behalf of Scotland I apologise on behalf of you, ya simpering fkwit

I find internet insults are infinitely more effective when they make sense.

[Halb]

Northern Munkee said:

Steve vRS said:

As usual, a non-party expert makes the politicians look stupid.

Steve

It's what's wrong with our red blue politics stuck with their political dogma/idealogy rather than a pragmatic, "what works", sensible solutions to problems. We need to reinvent our politics (that'll never happen)

Pretty much.
The SNP woman isn't any worse than Beaker or the Thornbush.
Helmer isn't a big a helmet tonight as I've sene him, but then, we've had no social issues to chat about.
But yeah, the independent critical thinker, yet again, talks about the subject, and not party twaddle.

[Strocky]

simoid said:

I find internet insults are infinitely more effective when they make sense.

That "SNP" women is ex Tory/Labour, so you're effectively apologising for a Westminster career politician

[mybrainhurts]

Tasmina McAhmed-Sheikh...?

I see Scottish heritage is alive and well and living in the SNP...

[hidetheelephants]

GG89 said:

simoid said:

On behalf of Scotland, I apologise for the performance and vitriol from the SNP woman.

I concur!

She is fking unbearable.

I think she must have been on a piece rate, £500 for every SNP policy she managed to squeeze into whatever she was saying, with a grand bonus if it's got nothing to do with the question; by my reckoning she's just earned about £5000.

[Northern Munkee]

Halb said:

Northern Munkee said:

Steve vRS said:

As usual, a non-party expert makes the politicians look stupid.

Steve

It's what's wrong with our red blue politics stuck with their political dogma/idealogy rather than a pragmatic, "what works", sensible solutions to problems. We need to reinvent our politics (that'll never happen)

Pretty much.
The SNP woman isn't any worse than Beaker or the Thornbush.
Helmer isn't a big a helmet tonight as I've sene him, but then, we've had no social issues to chat about.
But yeah, the independent critical thinker, yet again, talks about the subject, and not party twaddle.

Just spitballing but would it be better if we were in some way better served by an executive branch (like the US) where we elect a prime minister who appoints the brightest and the best as the head of govt depts (not party MPs), approved and scrutinised by parliament?

[Rollin]

Strocky said:

That "SNP" women is ex Tory/Labour, so you're effectively apologising for a Westminster career politician

...and nationalists effectively voted for one. They're easily fooled though, look at the ste paper.

[Halb]

Northern Munkee said:

Just spitballing but would it be better if we were in some way better served by an executive branch (like the US) where we elect a prime minister who appoints the brightest and the best as the head of govt depts (not party MPs), approved and scrutinised by parliament?

The public would have to buy it, but the civil service would st a lung. It would erode them of power.
I'm gonna have to ponder on it.