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I wouldn't give my support to any erection like that. Far too unstable and could go wonky at any moment. :D

It seems to be in a similar state to Browns so called government. :lol:

They are all trying to do a balancing act at the moment. :D

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I wouldn't give my support to any erection like that. Far too unstable and could go wonky at any moment. :D

It seems to be in a similar state to Browns so called government. :lol:

They are all trying to do a balancing act at the moment. :D

I see they did well in the elections.

POUNDED.

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I wouldn't give my support to any erection like that. Far too unstable and could go wonky at any moment. :D

It seems to be in a similar state to Browns so called government. :lol:

They are all trying to do a balancing act at the moment. :D

I see they did well in the elections.

POUNDED.

You are being too much of a gentleman andsome. That's not the words I would have used. :lol:

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I see that all the potential rebels have backed down, now that they realise that a leadership election could trigger an election and do away with their gravy train. :censored:

I figure that they have decided to keep him, as you say it would trigger an Election.

It's a case of they are doomed if they got rid of him. They are still doomed at the next Election in twelve months time, so they may as well hang on to him and get their wages for the next twelve months rather than be out of a job in a couple of months time. :D

A case of they are doomed if they do and doomed if they don't.

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I see that all the potential rebels have backed down, now that they realise that a leadership election could trigger an election and do away with their gravy train. :censored:

I figure that they have decided to keep him, as you say it would trigger an Election.

It's a case of they are doomed if they got rid of him. They are still doomed at the next Election in twelve months time, so they may as well hang on to him and get their wages for the next twelve months rather than be out of a job in a couple of months time. :D

A case of they are doomed if they do and doomed if they don't.

It isn't just their wages which annoy me. It is the fact that on average each MP will cost the taxpayer approximately £1000000 if they stay until the next election. They are eligable for all sorts of allowances. HERE.

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