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Nadine Dorries: Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport

Holly Valance turned up on Strictly and spent all her "in training" videos pissing about in sports cars, private planes and swanky restaurants. How she didn't hide her wealth on Saturday night television was almost admirable.
 
hmm quote from Mr Ginger spice just to follow up on my last post

If you were having a dinner party, which three people would you invite? I reckon [mayor of London] Boris Johnson would be quite good fun. Then Winston Churchill and lastly a lady: Margaret Thatcher. Let’s make it a political evening, very lighthearted!

quotes back in the day from the Girls themselves

'We Spice Girls are true Thatcherites. She was the first Spice Girl, the pioneer of our ideology - Girl Power. But we're also desperately worried about the slide to a single currency,' said Geri, their 24-year-old Titian-haired lead singer, who the interviewer, Simon Sebag Montefiore described as 'wearing platform glamrock boots, black stockings and hot pants’. Apparently their V for Victory was 'Churchillian' and not a peace sign, so there you have it, mystery solved.
Mel C thought Tony Blair was ‘charming’ but Geri said ‘his hair’s all right, but he’s just not a pair of safe hands for the economy’.
Victoria described John Major as ‘a boring pillock’ and said the Spice Girls would ‘never vote Labour.'
'If we were a party' said Posh, 'there is no way we would form a government with Labour.'
 
Still not hearing anything bad about Mel C. I remember Geri commenting "original girl power... blah-de-blah..." after Thatcher's death, but I recall her being told to STFU. I forget whether that was by other Spice Girls/their management or tories who didn't want to be associated with her.
 
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