Interesting!
Tory MP for Bury South defects to Labour
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Being reported that Christian Wakeford, Tory MP for Bury South, just defected to Labour![]()
Wow, Tory MP crosses the floor to Labour.. The End!
Interesting!
Tory MP for Bury South defects to Labour
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But if that happened, all that would happen is that he'd stay a Tory and ignore their whip.It’ll help signal the end for Boris at least, but when politicians switch parties it should automatically trigger a by-election IMO………they were elected on the mandate of the party they were with, so should get their new loyalty validated by getting re-elected
Anyway, PMQs started, pringles opened![]()
Interesting!
Tory MP for Bury South defects to Labour
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But if that happened, all that would happen is that he'd stay a Tory and ignore their whip.
It's a timely reminder that you vote for a person, not a party, The people of Ruislip & Uxbridge could do worse than remember this - their man said he'd fight against runway 5 and then slithered off to Hong Kong to avoid voting on it, the loathsome fat prìck.
Being reported that Christian Wakeford, Tory MP for Bury South, just defected to Labour![]()
Perhaps worried that Gary Neville will stand against him in the next election.
I would love to see a journo have the gumption to call Boris out on it:
Journo: "Did you lie to parliament about attending parties at #10?"
Boris: "The successful rollout of vaccines..."
Journo, interrupting: "I didn't ask about vaccines, did you lie?"
Boris: "Well, we need to wait for Sue..."
Journo, breaking in again: "It's a simple yes or no question. Did you lie to parliament?"
Boris: "No one told me..."
Journo: "If you can't answer the question, this interview is over. Thanks for your time. Not."
I know we still wouldn't get a straight answer, but I'd love to see the car crash that it would turn into.
Maybe Starmer will do it for us at PMQs:
Starmer: "Have you lied to Parliament?"
Boris: "Well, the thing the people really want is for us to get on with levelling up [waffle waffle]"
Starmer, directing his gaze to the Speaker: "He's not answered the question. I'll ask it again [...]"
Boris: "waffle waffle Sue Gray waffle waffle."
Starmer, once again talking to the speaker: "He's not answered a simple question. I'll ask it again [...]"
etc etc, ending up with Starmer demanding that the Speaker allow him to keep asking the question until a straight answer is given.