Goodbye Darling!
Or good riddance to the MP, who as Chancellor spent £45billion on a bust bank and then proceeded to ruin another one.
How come someone, who has that disaster on his c.v. is still held in such regard?
I wouldn’t trust the man to run my whelk stall!
But then that is politics for you. The mediocre and the downright incompetent get voted in. I’ve met a few MPs, but I’d trust only two with the bus fare home.
How many people, who’ve done real jobs like a doctor, engineer, scientist or teacher are there in parliament? We’re even short on sportsmen and women at present.
After Sol Campbell’s interview in Saturday’s Times, someone should sign him up!
But think about that wasted £45billion!
It is a £1,000 for every man, woman and child in this country.
It would have paid for the Northern Hub, Crossrail, HS3, Glasgow Crossrail and the upgrading of the Great Western Main Line and left quite a few billions over for other worthwhile projects, like training all the people to work on the projects.
The Anonymous Widower 
I didn’t know you had a whelk stall too.
A good test of whether someone is fit to be a politician is to ask the question “would you employ this man?”. The answer for almost all of them is a definate NO for me.
Comment by John Wright | November 3, 2014 |