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According to Tory backbencher, Nadine Dorries, "not only are Cameron and Osborne two posh boys who don't know the price of milk, but they are two arrogant posh boys who show no remorse, no contrition, and no passion to want to understand the lives of others – and that is their real crime".

Dorries may be rather more outspoken than some of her colleagues – especially those still hoping for preferment – but she is not alone, as similar (though less highly-coloured) remarks by David Davis, make clear. As the economy bumps along the bottom, the proverbial middle continues to feel squeezed, and public sector cuts begun to bite, there are many Conservatives who worry that their leadership's privileged backgrounds are bound to make it harder to persuade voters that, to coin a phrase, "we're all in this together".

Latest opinion polls put Labour 13 points in the lead - is it any surprise when we have people totally out of touch running this country - and who are now being attacked by their own MP's.

Bring on the next election.!!!

DC

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Started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left.

I'll be voting Labour.

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Get the youth back into work!

I want my pension paying when I retire at 63 after 40 years of mental shifts!

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His enemies would go blind through over-exposure of his awesomeness!

Nadine Dorries is a religious nutter, who is trying to shape policy to suit her own intolerant brand of christianity. Her opinion is worthless.
Except when she says something I agree with.

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Please don't make me go back to Reynolds Folly.

Then you will be wasting your vote

Like "Damp Squid", for example?

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LEAGUE RULES MAN!!!

Nadine looked quite fit when she was on HIGNFY the other night.

Any vote is never a wasted vote.

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I've lost all faith in free speech and democracy after last Fridays' meeting...doesn't really work does it, that democracy thing.

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This empty sanitised shell of a stadium, a cathedral to the vanity and narcissism of one man. It’s very difficult to fall in love with football amongst the rows of empty seats. The notion that a stadium has worth beyond its potential commerical value or it’s proximity to transport links – as a spiritual repository of the hopes,fears and agonies of generations of supporters, or as a physical manifestation of the football club in the community, is a dying one in football (Sam Volkman)

Its Labour's fault that we are in this mess.

I'll be voting UKIP.


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All party leaders are oil slicks, only the colour of the tie varies.

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Good man!

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