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He’s been found guilty of misleading the house it appears, by a selection of his peers. I personally think that once you’re proven to have lied when going about your work, you become untrustworthy and a liability and should not be able to perform that role. Regardless of if people voted to put...

Interesting opinion, can I ask why? Why should a politician be treated differently to someone who has been found to have been untrustworthy? I would expect my fate to rest with my peers, experts in my field and legal experts, which it is. Why should politicians be treated any differently? *Edit...

It depends what’s the reason is. For example as a nurse if I was found to have been untruthful I would be held accountable to the NMC (annd rightly so) and in all likelihood be unable to practice. In my opinion MPs should be held accountable to similar standards, if you’re proven to lie then it...

He’s got a knighthood? He was on politics live and could barely string a coherent sentence together. He was adamant he wasn’t calling the privileges committee’s judgment into question but kept pointing out that there was bias and ignoring the Tory majority. Struck me as a bit of a moron.

Given up on the ploughing fantasy I see.

Parody account I believe