O/T:- Impressed with the leadership

[Borg elite]

There's no fool like an old fool....son.

[SwalePie]

It is so heartwarming to discover that so many of our fans are actually related. Disturbingly like Mansfield though.

[Mapperleypie]

Still not.

Will anyone ever resign or be sacked for anything?

[BigFatPie]

They were speculating on the radio today what it would take for someone to be sacked or resign from this cabinet.

The conclusion was maybe if they were caught noncing. Mental.

[upthemaggies]

Social distancing rules 2021

The Queen




Matt Hancock

[Elite_Pie]

Still not.

Will anyone ever resign or be sacked for anything?

It seems doubtful. Lying and cheating will always be seen as big plus points by this Prime Minister.

The bit I don't get is how the voters are allowing him to get away with it.

[forwardmagpie]

It seems doubtful. Lying and cheating will always be seen as big plus points by this Prime Minister.

The bit I don't get is how the voters are allowing him to get away with it.

It’s strange there hasn’t been a response from Mr Hancock’s shadow Jonathan Ashworth, maybe a case of he who is without sin cast the first stone 🤔

[Mapperleypie]

It’s strange there hasn’t been a response from Mr Hancock’s shadow Jonathan Ashworth, maybe a case of he who is without sin cast the first stone 🤔

Strange that that is your first thought.

It's not even true

https://twitter.com/JonAshworth?ref_...Ctwgr%5Eauthor

[countygump]

It’s strange there hasn’t been a response from Mr Hancock’s shadow Jonathan Ashworth, maybe a case of he who is without sin cast the first stone 🤔

Not too many years ago, most ministers, of either political persuasion, caught breaking the rules would resign. Then after an 18mnth-2 year period would more often than not, return to the fold in a very similar or slightly lower ranking position. Honour satisfied, jobsagudden. Even though that system was bordering on farce, I think I much preferred it to the present day one of never resigning, regardless.

[drillerpie]

Not too many years ago, most ministers, of either political persuasion, caught breaking the rules would resign. Then after an 18mnth-2 year period would more often than not, return to the fold in a very similar or slightly lower ranking position. Honour satisfied, jobsagudden. Even though that system was bordering on farce, I think I much preferred it to the present day one of never resigning, regardless.

Agreed.