Snazy

I have never seen such a shambles.
The House is full of yobbish, childish people today (a great example to follow), and Mr Brown seems incapable of answering a single questions without starting with "what my right honourable friend needs to answer is...."

Asked to simply admit that he was wrong about the UK's recovery from recession, he point blank refused.

I have to say its days like today you can see why the country is such a mess, when you watch the behaviour of MP's in the house. Shameful.

STi wanna Subaru

iTrader: (1)

The problem is also with the electorate in that most are too stupid to know what is going on in their own country so believe whatever their ****e tabloid of choice tells them. MP's are so wary that if they say anything slightly negative the press is all over them and it's almost career suicide. So you end up with a system which is nothing more than a popularity contest with no real focus of effective government of policy implementation.

MattW

Watching it too, poor old Cleggy couldn't be heard

Snazy

As soon as the guy stands up, he gets laughed and jeered down. Yet when the children had finally STFU, he had one of the most sensible exchanges with GB of the whole session!
Never mind expenses reforms. They need house reforms to rule out all this pathetic behaviour, and allow ALL the time allocated for PMQ's to just that, and not the speaker v the house trying to get them to be quiet.

Reminds be of being 12-13 at school when a supply teacher walks in. Supply teacher lessons were always least productive. Just like PMQ's.

I do agree with #2 also, that no one actually knows who they are voting for, it IS a popularity contest.

alcazar

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Admit he was wrong? Never! Apologise for something he, or he and Blair did? Not on yours!

Yet he is a serial apologist for stuff that happened before most people on here were born

The man is a pratt........no, he's a tw@

Tidgy

when has any politition given a straight answer? or stayed with one view? cameron is the king of changing his mind.

Simply put, all polititions are as straight as a 9 bob note

dpb

its his and every other mp remit never to answer a question thrown directly , im surprised your never noticed

Trout

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I like the Speaker - he is brilliantly sarcastic during the Points of Order debate at the end!

pikeywrx

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Quick question why do some off them randomly stand up??

Second thing why are you watching that when there is a glamour model on dave in top gear!!

Snazy

lol I liked the speaker for his comments too.
Na I know that all questions should be answered with a question. Its just disappointing when there is not just a simple one line answer/apology BEFORE the said question.

The standing up, I believe are the people who have registered a question, showing their intent.

lol im watching it, as its always interesting to see how many questions will actually get answered, and how childish these over paid idiots can behave.

Tidgy

its either that or put there hand up, they need to differentiate between parliment and schoool somehow,,,, lol

Snazy

Its about the only difference. God I would hate to see lunch time. I wonder if they do different sittings

Tidgy

i wonder if they have had the new healthy school dinners, sorry 'parlimentry' diners

pikeywrx

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boys blonde baps fit cars! load off fat blokes who dont mean a word they say and spend all your money!!!!

Choose lol

EddScott

I guess you home alone lads need to watch something in between Jeremy Kyle re-runs

Quasi Modo

Bring back Oliver Cromwell and hang the lot.

Snazy

lol I would shoot myself if I ever watched any crap like that!

hodgy0_2

home working's not as easy as you think -- I could never get over the excessive w4nking stage

hodgy0_2

and it makes mobile working from starbucks a real challenge