I know Tracy well, she's an old mate. She dashed from a music event (she's shadow cultural secretary) to raise a point of order on the journalists walking out of the lobby briefing at no 10, so wasn't expecting to be in the commons on Monday. So yes it is a complete storm in a tea cup. Given the state of Johnson's shabby affected 'I'm one of you' schtick, at least she's genuine and honest. Her response was very funny on twitter.
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[Politics] Tracy Brabin
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beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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he has resigned over the matter. i dont think one can damage his reputation further.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
After all the hoo ha, Tracy has put that dress up for auction. The proceeds to go to Guiding.
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MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Who gives a flying **** what anyone wears.
el punal
Well-known member
Not appropriate, but then not as offensive as Jack Grealish’s stupid socks and shin pads.
Arthritic Toe
Well-known member
Its ridiculous that there's so much coverage about it. There was absolutely nothing wrong with what she was wearing. Well done to her though for turning all this nonsense into profit for a good cause.
blue-shifted
Banned
And how on earth was she supposed to know he would do that? People don't wear t shirts saying "I'm a nonce" you know*
*well actually, there was this stag do ......
studio150
Well-known member
Certainly more appropriate than this
drew
Drew
This.
Unbelievable how many people are wetting themselves about this yet don't raise an eyebrow at the appalling behaviour of MPs whilst in the house. Cat calling, baying and generally acting like morons.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 30,685
She shouldn't have worn it because it becomes a distraction and people get diverted from the real business of parliament, which is supposed to be making laws to make our lives better.
B-right-on
Living the dream
B-right-on
Living the dream
Appropriate attire for Parliament ?
I'm not mortally offended by a bare shoulder, and thankfully I'm not Piers Morgan. A blessing we all share. But I'm not really sure if this is an entirely appropriate sartorial selection for an MP in the Chamber. She looks like she's about to totter out and hit the gin menu in a local Spoons. Awaits the 'gammon' accusations and 'wimmin can wear whatever they want' brigade, but there's a time and a place IMO. If we shrug this off, then we may be only a step or two away from Diane Abbott wearing a crop top at the dispatch box. And who (other than JC) would really want to see that ?
She scrubs up alright for a 58 year old.
Paris
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Palacefinder General
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- Apr 5, 2019
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I think he qualifies for the role of clueless, small-minded, narcissistic, elitist **** doesn’t he? Actually scrap that, I forgot we were on Tory Wanker Party Stand Chat.
hart's shirt
Well-known member
The story of the dress deserves a lot less coverage, whilst the dress itself would have benefited from some more.
Time to move on. There's nothing to see.
Time to move on. There's nothing to see.
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I heard she was actually out socialising, got called in and wasn’t expecting to be up to talk.
Who cares? Not her which is the main thing.
If she was plotting up there every day in similar attire it would be an issue.
She isn’t. It’s not.
Who cares? Not her which is the main thing.
If she was plotting up there every day in similar attire it would be an issue.
She isn’t. It’s not.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,306
Anything goes these days. Except in 1901 ironically.
Gazwag
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It has already Mr Schofield will keep that (and coronavirus) off the front pages for a good 4 days
hart's shirt
Well-known member
Quite so.
When that story dies down, one hopes that she isn't given the cold shoulder in Parliament any more than the dress has done.