Bercow resigning as Speaker
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Another good reason to have an election asap to get rid of this opinionated, biased little prick.
What a mess we're in, not completely due to this little man, but his fingerprints are all over this car crash called Brexit.
He has been pro-Labour since the very beginning of his tenure. An utter disgrace of a Speaker imho.
What a mess we're in, not completely due to this little man, but his fingerprints are all over this car crash called Brexit.
He has been pro-Labour since the very beginning of his tenure. An utter disgrace of a Speaker imho.
In years to come, students of early 21st century politics will look upon John Bercow as a staunch defender of democracy and the rights of parliament. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude.
If he does resign on 31st October, before an election, it will of course be Ken Clarke running the process to elect his successor.
If he does resign on 31st October, before an election, it will of course be Ken Clarke running the process to elect his successor.
though it was lost some time ago, so a repeat / additional lossClaphamGT3 said:
In years to come, students of early 21st century politics will look upon John Bercow as a staunch defender of democracy and the rights of parliament. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude.
If he does resign on 31st October, before an election, it will of course be Ken Clarke running the process to elect his successor.
What absolute nonsense. No one will even remember the jumped up little prick.If he does resign on 31st October, before an election, it will of course be Ken Clarke running the process to elect his successor.
FourWheelDrift said:
Cue expensive and unnecessary redecorating at the Speakers House all at the public expense.
they will have to, they won’t be able to find anyone else who will live inside black, gold and leopard print decorated home without head hunting inside an over 50s swinger party. b
hstewie said:
hstewie said: I can't say I'm a particular fan of his but some of the posts on this thread are.. fascinating insights into the people posting them.
This bloke really gets you that rattled?
.This bloke really gets you that rattled?
Not peronally. As with Trump, there are times when the person and the position are separable, and other times.
ClaphamGT3 said:
In years to come, students of early 21st century politics will look upon John Bercow as a staunch defender of democracy and the rights of parliament. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude.
If he does resign on 31st October, before an election, it will of course be Ken Clarke running the process to elect his successor.
quite. As leader of the opposition he has no equal. If he does resign on 31st October, before an election, it will of course be Ken Clarke running the process to elect his successor.
Carl_Manchester said:
ClaphamGT3 said:
In years to come, students of early 21st century politics will look upon John Bercow as a staunch defender of democracy and the rights of parliament. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude.
If he does resign on 31st October, before an election, it will of course be Ken Clarke running the process to elect his successor.
quite. As leader of the opposition he has no equal. If he does resign on 31st October, before an election, it will of course be Ken Clarke running the process to elect his successor.
Guy Verhofstadt said:
John #Bercow is a driven speaker and gifted orator but above all the keeper of the great British parliamentary tradition. I would love if we could welcome him in the European Commission or European Parliament 
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