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“I’m guessing that telling the supreme court in advance that you might just ignore its decision if you lose and go ahead and prorogue parliament a 2nd time isn’t necessarily the best way of endearing yourself to the 11 judges.”
@JohnJCrace theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
@JohnJCrace theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
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“Shove your verdict where the sun don’t shine. Whatevs. “
“Shove your verdict where the sun don’t shine. Whatevs. “
3/ “(Keen) was used to dealing with honest criminals. People who at least knew the difference between right & wrong.
Now he was in a looking-glass world of narcissists and sociopaths. Politicians and advisers who could literally not be trusted to dress themselves in the morning
Now he was in a looking-glass world of narcissists and sociopaths. Politicians and advisers who could literally not be trusted to dress themselves in the morning
4/ “Having left Keen to exsanguinate, Pannick took aim at James Eadie’s arguments on the law itself. The back of Eadie’s neck turned a bright crimson. He was so busted. Definitely a man you would want to play poker against.”
5/. Judgment during Labour Party Conference
“Dominic Cummings had always promised to ruin the Labour party conference. Now there was a distinct possibility that parliament could be sitting for PMQs at the very time Jeremy Corbyn was due to give his leader’s speech. Classic Dom.
“Dominic Cummings had always promised to ruin the Labour party conference. Now there was a distinct possibility that parliament could be sitting for PMQs at the very time Jeremy Corbyn was due to give his leader’s speech. Classic Dom.
