He's resigned

Whilst the actions of Kinnock and Jenrick were condemned as inappropriate neither were suffering symptoms when they made brief visits to drop essential supplies to their parents, neither tried to cover it up and although outside the guidelines their breach was nowhere as severe as Cummings.
 
American_Mary said:
Whilst the actions of Kinnock and Jenrick were condemned as inappropriate neither were suffering symptoms when they made brief visits to drop essential supplies to their parents, neither tried to cover it up and although outside the guidelines their breach was nowhere as severe as Cummings.
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Oh, well that's OK then.
 
American_Mary said:
Whilst the actions of Kinnock and Jenrick were condemned as inappropriate neither were suffering symptoms when they made brief visits to drop essential supplies to their parents, neither tried to cover it up and although outside the guidelines their breach was nowhere as severe as Cummings.
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Mary you cannot condemn one and not the others, they all need stringing up, they all thought they were above the guidelines and they should all get the boot.
 
American_Mary said:
I know plenty of Conservative voters who are very decent people and I don’t think it’s right that we polarise people purely on their political beliefs as being good or bad, the reaction by many Conservative supporters and members shows that this has nothing to do with ideology but is a case of an individual abusing his power and not behaving as he should.
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I have never met one in life or seen one on TV who I could trust. Are you one?
 
Skirmish said:
Mary you cannot condemn one and not the others, they all need stringing up, they all thought they were above the guidelines and they should all get the boot.
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I’m not I’m saying that, Jenrick and Kinnock were rightly criticised for their actions but their breaches, driving long distances to drop essential supplies whilst symptom free, were less severe than those committed by Cummings and therefore sacking them wasn’t the appropriate action in my opinion.
 
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ticker_tape said:
I have never met one in life or seen one on TV who I could trust. Are you one?
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I have never voted Conservative in my life but I have friends and relatives that have and whilst I disagree with their political views invariably they’re decent good people, who happen to have a different view of the political world to me. There are things they disagree with but fundamentally believe that a free market economy is better than more state intervention.
 
American_Mary said:
I have never voted Conservative in my life but I have friends and relatives that have and whilst I disagree with their political views invariably they’re decent good people, who happen to have a different view of the political world to me. There are things they disagree with but fundamentally believe that a free market economy is better than more state intervention.
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Funnily enough so do I. Except on health care and utilities, and I like the disabled and the old looking after, and as for education......
 
American_Mary said:
I’m not I’m saying that Jenrick and Kinnock were rightly criticised for their actions but their breaches, driving long distances to drop essential supplies whilst symptom free, were less severe than those committed by Cummings and therefore sacking them wasn’t the appropriate action in my opinion.
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Sorry mary I disagree, what Cummings did was worse but breaking the rules by people who set the rules is unacceptable and all of them should be dismissed, symptom free or not they all broke the rules.
 
Not my fault you get touchy over hardly going for 12 seasons. It shouldnt bother you. Unless your part timer and Tory. Lighten up.;)
 
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