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Starmer's first question was a direct hit at him. Very sensitive. Noticeable today that the Tories were more noisy. need the distraction tactics to help Boris out and that is why JRM wants the House back. Thought Boris was a bit better today but still struggling with the questions and wanted to follow his personal line. On the spot now for 1st June. Interesting that Starmer stayed away from schools. We will see what happens on 1st June. Buckland was not his cock sure self this morning about it.
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Hancock - body language is shocking on 15:52 - May 20 with 865 views
He’s nowhere near the worst of them, just the biggest Wormtongued weasel, and that’s a feat in itself. He knows he has scapegoat already tattooed on his head by the double act of Johnno and Cum.
Hancock - body language is shocking on 15:02 - May 20 by sP7qupUf
Starmer's first question was a direct hit at him. Very sensitive. Noticeable today that the Tories were more noisy. need the distraction tactics to help Boris out and that is why JRM wants the House back. Thought Boris was a bit better today but still struggling with the questions and wanted to follow his personal line. On the spot now for 1st June. Interesting that Starmer stayed away from schools. We will see what happens on 1st June. Buckland was not his cock sure self this morning about it.
When at the height of the infection, Keir was pushing the government for end of lockdown plans, it was schools he particularly wanted to get back ASAP.
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Hancock - body language is shocking on 20:45 - May 20 with 644 views
Hancock - body language is shocking on 17:02 - May 20 by chad
When at the height of the infection, Keir was pushing the government for end of lockdown plans, it was schools he particularly wanted to get back ASAP.
Not quite as simple as that Chad. He qualified his comment when pressed by saying “in principle” He then went on to say that testing and tracing was critical.
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