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Rifking Has Fallen On His Sword.
Could he have honourably done anything else?
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No, I don't think he could have honourably done anything else. he was caught red-handed, boasting of his free time, and his 'lack of a salary'. He is a pompous arrogant man, and his career has justly ended in disgrace.
11:48 Tue 24th Feb 2015
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Meanwhile Straw is to take up employment with a firm he is said to have advised in the past.
Could, 'Do as I say, not as I do', be a new motto for MPs?
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Could, 'Do as I say, not as I do', be a new motto for MPs?
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Gromit - "It was probably Rifkind's intention not to stand again."
I take the opposite view - he has been kicked off the gravy train kicking and screaming. He would be guaranteed another term in his safe seat - more chance to read books, and go for walks - oh, and shovel in some dodgy money on the quiet.
I take the opposite view - he has been kicked off the gravy train kicking and screaming. He would be guaranteed another term in his safe seat - more chance to read books, and go for walks - oh, and shovel in some dodgy money on the quiet.
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