No doubt some other politicians will have had trials through their lives, as some of us here will have. Regardless of what lives we've all had, we should be able to discuss the specific points at hand. For a politician, that means asking tough questions about their policies, and judging them on...
Well at least we're in some agreement.
But I don't do that for other politicians I criticise. After seeing interviews of Natalie Bennet I got the feeling that she didn't have a clue about her own policies and so I judged her as a politician. Now the truth is, she's probably done some impressive...
I don't have a keen interest in her. I have, however, seen her on TV more than the rest of the shadow cabinet (put together), as she was on 'This Week' with Andrew Neil and Michael Portillo.
She doesn't impact on your life now, but if Labour won a General Election she could. Just like that...
She was talented and she was bright. I don't know what happened to her, but she no longer comes across as either. She achieved a great deal from humble beginnings.
I like to treat people equally, regardless of their ethnicity or gender. That means I judge her, as I judge other politicians, on...
So we shouldn't discuss her cluelessness about policies and we shouldn't discuss her racist views, because we're mostly white men, and she's a black woman. Okey dokey then.
Everyone agrees that Chris Grayling is a ****, so once we've established we're all agreed, the thread disappears.
For some reason there are plenty of people here who want to stick up for Abbott, so a thread about her sticks around.