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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Bercow will leave on 31st October complete sausage fest in the house with everyone up his butt.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Stick a fork in his ass turn him over he’s done.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Leaving before he gets pushed under the bus.

Metaphorically speaking obviously

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By *rincessvenusCouple
over a year ago

Hull

totally agree i think hewas more made an offer he could not refuse

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bercow will leave on 31st October complete sausage fest in the house with everyone up his butt. "

He is far more popular in the house than Boris.

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West


"Leaving before he gets pushed under the bus.

Metaphorically speaking obviously "

Or perhaps he is demonstrating once again a tactical nouse that far exceeds anyone else's on the Conservative benches.

Why?

We now the House will have to elect a new Speaker BEFORE the next election whilst Johnson and his allies are in a minority. Ergo... No matter what would happen in November, there is now no opportunity for zealots to try to engineer any skullduggery.

Precedent dictates that the next Speaker should come from the Labour benches and so that now seems most likely to happen.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Leaving before he gets pushed under the bus.

Metaphorically speaking obviously

Or perhaps he is demonstrating once again a tactical nouse that far exceeds anyone else's on the Conservative benches.

Why?

We now the House will have to elect a new Speaker BEFORE the next election whilst Johnson and his allies are in a minority. Ergo... No matter what would happen in November, there is now no opportunity for zealots to try to engineer any skullduggery.

Precedent dictates that the next Speaker should come from the Labour benches and so that now seems most likely to happen.

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Speakers are meant to be impartial hopefully they will elect someone who is impartial.A bit like the late great Betty Boothroyd if anyone here can remember her.I would think Frank Field would be good,maybe to old,a true gentleman and fasr to honest to be in the same party as Corbyn

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West


"Leaving before he gets pushed under the bus.

Metaphorically speaking obviously

Or perhaps he is demonstrating once again a tactical nouse that far exceeds anyone else's on the Conservative benches.

Why?

We now the House will have to elect a new Speaker BEFORE the next election whilst Johnson and his allies are in a minority. Ergo... No matter what would happen in November, there is now no opportunity for zealots to try to engineer any skullduggery.

Precedent dictates that the next Speaker should come from the Labour benches and so that now seems most likely to happen.

Speakers are meant to be impartial hopefully they will elect someone who is impartial.A bit like the late great Betty Boothroyd if anyone here can remember her.I would think Frank Field would be good,maybe to old,a true gentleman and fasr to honest to be in the same party as Corbyn"

The Speaker will be elected by the current House. Remember the House has a Conservative minority of (currently)41. This means that the Speaker will be elected by the opposition and Conservative pragmatists.

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By *iltsguy200Man
over a year ago

Warminster


"Leaving before he gets pushed under the bus.

Metaphorically speaking obviously

Or perhaps he is demonstrating once again a tactical nouse that far exceeds anyone else's on the Conservative benches.

Why?

We now the House will have to elect a new Speaker BEFORE the next election whilst Johnson and his allies are in a minority. Ergo... No matter what would happen in November, there is now no opportunity for zealots to try to engineer any skullduggery.

Precedent dictates that the next Speaker should come from the Labour benches and so that now seems most likely to happen.

"

Since Speaker Martin (Labour) succeeded Speaker Boothroyd (also formerly Labour) in 2000 this cannot be said to be a firm rule. Between 1965 and 1992 successive Speakers did come from the opposite side of the House to their predecessor – but, equally, they also came from the party in government at the time of their election. The House’s freedom to make its own choice among an array of volunteers probably means that any sense of it being the ‘turn’ of a particular party is out of date.

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West


"Leaving before he gets pushed under the bus.

Metaphorically speaking obviously

Or perhaps he is demonstrating once again a tactical nouse that far exceeds anyone else's on the Conservative benches.

Why?

We now the House will have to elect a new Speaker BEFORE the next election whilst Johnson and his allies are in a minority. Ergo... No matter what would happen in November, there is now no opportunity for zealots to try to engineer any skullduggery.

Precedent dictates that the next Speaker should come from the Labour benches and so that now seems most likely to happen.

Since Speaker Martin (Labour) succeeded Speaker Boothroyd (also formerly Labour) in 2000 this cannot be said to be a firm rule. Between 1965 and 1992 successive Speakers did come from the opposite side of the House to their predecessor – but, equally, they also came from the party in government at the time of their election. The House’s freedom to make its own choice among an array of volunteers probably means that any sense of it being the ‘turn’ of a particular party is out of date."

I agree but.... the fact is that the Speaker is going to be chosen by the current set of MP’s and the most likely and logical successor is the current deputy speaker.

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By *illwill69uMan
over a year ago

moston


"Precedent dictates that the next Speaker should come from the Labour benches and so that now seems most likely to happen.

"

I was under the impression that the precedent is for The Speaker to be elected from the ranks of the government backbenches (because the only time the speaker votes is when there is a tied vote and it is only right that the side to be weakened should be the government side). But you could be right and I got it all wrong when granters explained it to me (Granters was Sir Robert Grant Ferris MP for Nantwich and Deputy Speaker) when I was a 15/16 YO Young Conservative activist.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

But this again completely exposes the politicians we currently have. Few if any or more concerned about democracy that their own political and personal pockets. They've been infected by EU politics too much.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"But this again completely exposes the politicians we currently have. Few if any or more concerned about democracy that their own political and personal pockets. They've been infected by EU politics too much. "
Sadly very true another reason we MUST leave the EU

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It's good seeing people in parliament showing their intelligence and moral standing, especially so when there is a vacuum of it in government - particularly at the top. Johnson and his unelected sidekick appear clear failures and charlatans, spouting shite like much of the zombies on here, who slavishly urge for Brexit flesh. Tragic failures by Johnson in his ever sickening shallow pursuit of something that might mark him out from the shadows of those using parliamentary sovereignty for the good of the UK.

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By *bandjam91Couple
over a year ago

London


"But this again completely exposes the politicians we currently have. Few if any or more concerned about democracy that their own political and personal pockets. They've been infected by EU politics too much. "

If you think Bojo, JRM and the rest of the Leave camp are motivated by anything other than their personal pockets you're a complete sheep.

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By *bandjam91Couple
over a year ago

London


"But this again completely exposes the politicians we currently have. Few if any or more concerned about democracy that their own political and personal pockets. They've been infected by EU politics too much. Sadly very true another reason we MUST leave the EU"

This makes no sense whatsoever.

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West


"But this again completely exposes the politicians we currently have. Few if any or more concerned about democracy that their own political and personal pockets. They've been infected by EU politics too much. Sadly very true another reason we MUST leave the EU

This makes no sense whatsoever."

Since when has any Brexiters view of the EU made any sense? It’s invariably all about imaginary goblins hiding in the cupboard.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Perhaps we can have a speaker who can stop smirking ,keep order properly and combe his bloody hair

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"sausage fest in the house with everyone up his butt. "

You say that like it's a bad thing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Perhaps we can have a speaker who can stop smirking ,keep order properly and combe his bloody hair "

Harriet Harman ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"But this again completely exposes the politicians we currently have. Few if any or more concerned about democracy that their own political and personal pockets. They've been infected by EU politics too much. "

In what way?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Chris Bryant

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By *avidnsa69Man
over a year ago

Essex


"Leaving before he gets pushed under the bus.

Metaphorically speaking obviously

Or perhaps he is demonstrating once again a tactical nouse that far exceeds anyone else's on the Conservative benches.

Why?

We now the House will have to elect a new Speaker BEFORE the next election whilst Johnson and his allies are in a minority. Ergo... No matter what would happen in November, there is now no opportunity for zealots to try to engineer any skullduggery.

Precedent dictates that the next Speaker should come from the Labour benches and so that now seems most likely to happen.

Speakers are meant to be impartial hopefully they will elect someone who is impartial.A bit like the late great Betty Boothroyd if anyone here can remember her.I would think Frank Field would be good,maybe to old,a true gentleman and fasr to honest to be in the same party as Corbyn"

Baroness Boothroyd is alive and well

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West

It is going to be so funny watching the Mail, Express and Telegraph and all the Brexit toy soldiers and disciples go into meltdown when the next Speaker is elected.

I can just imagine the rants

“We thought Bercow was impartial but this Speaker is worse... “

I heard a great saying once that has always resonated with me and it is very, very appropriate particularly to the Tory Brexiters.

“An entitled person is easy to spot, they view any kind of equality or impartiality as a threat.”

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By *shrop_cpleCouple
over a year ago

Ceredigion

This egoistic smart alec has of course worked it so that it is this remainer parliament that gets to elect the speaker who will reign over the new intake of our M.P's in the next parliament after the election. Seem a sharp practice to me and more proof that the current lot are running scared of the electorate.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich

A nice big fat pension which he hasn't contributed to probably helps,which is customary to refuse but seems he's happy to take the £38000 a year.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A nice big fat pension which he hasn't contributed to probably helps,which is customary to refuse but seems he's happy to take the £38000 a year."

Would you turn it down??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This egoistic smart alec has of course worked it so that it is this remainer parliament that gets to elect the speaker who will reign over the new intake of our M.P's in the next parliament after the election. Seem a sharp practice to me and more proof that the current lot are running scared of the electorate."

He is a clever man, far to smart for the current government

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Bercow is fundamentally a parliamentarian and believes in the right of parliament to scrutinise and where necessary rein in the wilful stupidity and chicanery of the present government and we are very very lucky to have had him there doing such a good job for the last ten years. He also is a man of great intelligence and a professional who has respect for this country’s laws and principles which is bloody rare in the current febrile atmosphere of politics.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
over a year ago

Stockport

Bercow for PM! I cannot think of anyone more suitable to run a coalition government to sort out the brexit shit shower. He has no interest on staying on after, no danger of staying in power a moment longer than necessary. And a proven dedication to the good of the country over and above any party politics.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bercow for PM! I cannot think of anyone more suitable to run a coalition government to sort out the brexit shit shower. He has no interest on staying on after, no danger of staying in power a moment longer than necessary. And a proven dedication to the good of the country over and above any party politics."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bercow is fundamentally a parliamentarian and believes in the right of parliament to scrutinise and where necessary rein in the wilful stupidity and chicanery of the present government and we are very very lucky to have had him there doing such a good job for the last ten years. He also is a man of great intelligence and a professional who has respect for this country’s laws and principles which is bloody rare in the current febrile atmosphere of politics."
funnily enough I was listening to LBC tonight on Ian dales show and they had the expert David Starkey on who knows a thing or two about the UK Constitution.

He's not as keen as you, in fact he thinks bercow has been the worst speaker in history and has opened up wounds between the legal sovereign parliament and it's real sovereign citizens that may never be healed.

Surely your not going to argue about an experts opinion based on facts?.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bercow is fundamentally a parliamentarian and believes in the right of parliament to scrutinise and where necessary rein in the wilful stupidity and chicanery of the present government and we are very very lucky to have had him there doing such a good job for the last ten years. He also is a man of great intelligence and a professional who has respect for this country’s laws and principles which is bloody rare in the current febrile atmosphere of politics. funnily enough I was listening to LBC tonight on Ian dales show and they had the expert David Starkey on who knows a thing or two about the UK Constitution.

He's not as keen as you, in fact he thinks bercow has been the worst speaker in history and has opened up wounds between the legal sovereign parliament and it's real sovereign citizens that may never be healed.

Surely your not going to argue about an experts opinion based on facts?.

"

No....because Starkey is renowned for his petulance and petty point scoring and has rather undermined his reputation by his actions

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bercow is fundamentally a parliamentarian and believes in the right of parliament to scrutinise and where necessary rein in the wilful stupidity and chicanery of the present government and we are very very lucky to have had him there doing such a good job for the last ten years. He also is a man of great intelligence and a professional who has respect for this country’s laws and principles which is bloody rare in the current febrile atmosphere of politics. funnily enough I was listening to LBC tonight on Ian dales show and they had the expert David Starkey on who knows a thing or two about the UK Constitution.

He's not as keen as you, in fact he thinks bercow has been the worst speaker in history and has opened up wounds between the legal sovereign parliament and it's real sovereign citizens that may never be healed.

Surely your not going to argue about an experts opinion based on facts?.

No....because Starkey is renowned for his petulance and petty point scoring and has rather undermined his reputation by his actions "
.

Oooo so your saying experts have bias?

That's good to know

Right leavers just rule out any experts opinions based on facts because there biased remoaners

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's always good when a fish bites!.

You can just reel them in

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's always good when a fish bites!.

You can just reel them in "

Ha ha ha....simple pleasures!

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By *tace 309TV/TS
over a year ago

durham


"Bercow is fundamentally a parliamentarian and believes in the right of parliament to scrutinise and where necessary rein in the wilful stupidity and chicanery of the present government and we are very very lucky to have had him there doing such a good job for the last ten years. He also is a man of great intelligence and a professional who has respect for this country’s laws and principles which is bloody rare in the current febrile atmosphere of politics."
what!!!!!

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West

Bercow’s speech tonight was magnificent and simply highlighted that his intellect is simply on another level to those who have been challenging him.

Most interesting snippet was his belief that recent events have accelerated the need for the UK to finally have a codified constitution and he is in favour of a Royal Commission to look into it.

As for Brexit he simply stated that any Brexit deal (or no deal) is possible as long as it commands the support of the House and until October 31st he will act in a way that ensures that all voices are heard.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bercow’s speech tonight was magnificent and simply highlighted that his intellect is simply on another level to those who have been challenging him.

Most interesting snippet was his belief that recent events have accelerated the need for the UK to finally have a codified constitution and he is in favour of a Royal Commission to look into it.

As for Brexit he simply stated that any Brexit deal (or no deal) is possible as long as it commands the support of the House and until October 31st he will act in a way that ensures that all voices are heard."

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West

Harriet Harman - a candidate for the next Speaker has unequivocally supported Bercow’s actions in the current crisis.

Stand by for more of the same Brexshitters lol

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By *eakcoupleCouple
over a year ago

peak district

Bercow has demeaned the post of speaker. Hopefully Boris will repay him in kind by refusing to put him forward for the usual Lordship after he's gone. Give him the BEM instead, that's about all he's worth.

Speakers are not automatically entitled to remain in post. At the start of each Parliament there's a chance to vote on the speaker, but tradition is that there's no objection, no vote and the sitting speaker stays. But if the Conservatives win the next election, they could demand a vote and try to throw out Harriet Harman or whoever.

Don't forget that when Harman was a young lawyer working for the National Council for Civil Liberties, she stood up for the rights of the Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE). What a lovely woman!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Rubbish....Bercow has made the role of speaker much more relevant especially in the current climate of the governments attempts to undermine parliamentary democracy. If they dont elevate him that would be yet another example of the petty vindictiveness of the tories in government. As for the NCCL and PIE, the latter were a bunch of sickening monsters and the defence of them was questionable in terms of morality but legally? You could argue that terrorists don’t deserve legal representation and where would that get you? Its a weak headline grabbing statement about one of our better parliamentarians and smacks of pomposity and petty point scoring. Behave!

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By *eakcoupleCouple
over a year ago

peak district

If Bercow is so great, why did ONLY the opposition benches cheer him when the parliamentary session ended? (In chaos incidentally, with jeering, singing and other disorder which he studiously ignored).

The holder of the post is supposed to be strictly neutral, but Bercow has allied himself with the Remainiacs/Remoaners on every possible occasion. He even has a "Bollocks to Brexit" sticker on his very expensive Range Rover.

He won't be missed. One political journalist has dubbed him "the Squeaker"- a great description of this pompous dwarf!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He can't even combe his hair...

what sort of an example is that for new born babies

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If Bercow is so great, why did ONLY the opposition benches cheer him when the parliamentary session ended? (In chaos incidentally, with jeering, singing and other disorder which he studiously ignored).

The holder of the post is supposed to be strictly neutral, but Bercow has allied himself with the Remainiacs/Remoaners on every possible occasion. He even has a "Bollocks to Brexit" sticker on his very expensive Range Rover.

He won't be missed. One political journalist has dubbed him "the Squeaker"- a great description of this pompous dwarf! "

Which political journalist? One with an agenda? As for the jeering - it only serves to demonstrate how divided and damaged the situation is in parliament. Trying to lay the blame on one man who is doing things properly is desperation imho

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