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Love and solidarity
I suppose that's always a possibility, but I was thinking more along the lines of attempting a khaki election.Or a bright orange jumpsuit?
I suppose that's always a possibility, but I was thinking more along the lines of attempting a khaki election.Or a bright orange jumpsuit?
he's the sort of person who can never find his khakis and has to search everywhere for themI suppose that's always a possibility, but I was thinking more along the lines of attempting a khaki election.
Wonderful!he's the sort of person who can never find his khakis and has to search everywhere for them
I regret to inform you that the Tory social media team is doing it again.
And afterwards he went more Peter Mannion:
Is he related to Bill Stickers?He just lost a Spad who deals with polling, someone called Will Dry.
According to the S*n
If only he had changed careers and gone to host Topless Darts. The headlines could read:He just lost a Spad who deals with polling, someone called Will Dry.
According to the S*n
He just lost a Spad who deals with polling, someone called Will Dry.
According to the S*n
Rishi Sunak’s former special adviser is working with a group of rebels trying to oust the prime minister and helped commission polling which predicted a landslide Labour victory, according to reports.
Will Dry, who worked as an adviser at Downing Street, quit in November last year after becoming “dispirited” by the direction being taken by Sunak, the Times reported.
Since leaving No 10, he has been working with a group of former government advisers and MPs who believe the Tories “are heading for the most almighty of defeats” in the forthcoming general election under Sunak.
Dry left in November, and helped commission the recent poll, which resulted in Simon Clarke calling on a change of leadership.
Former adviser to Rishi Sunak working with Tory rebels trying to oust him
Will Dry, who quit his No 10 role last November after becoming dispirited, says his party is ‘heading for most almighty of defeats’www.theguardian.com
If only he had changed careers and gone to host Topless Darts. The headlines could read:
“Sunak Has Lost The Will To Live”
An interesting approach to the presence of the mother of a murdered child in the House of Commons ...
This is how he reacts to the general public
An interesting approach to the presence of the mother of a murdered child in the House of Commons ...
so he was wrong to call out sunak on his remarks?He’s being just as insensitive and opportunistic as his rival IMO