says he acted reasonably and legally in leaving his London home to travel the length of England with his wife, who had coronavirus symptoms, and his son. Now it emerges that he went to Durham again after returning to work in London.
People in glass houses comes to mind; Stephen Kinnock travelling 150 miles for his dads birthday tea & Tahir Ali attending a funeral.... double standards? Let’s throw in some honesty about why you all really want to see the back of Mr Cummings
Retain the authority? Really? You think he has authority? Don't be daft.
Does Dom know something we dont?
davetenbob68 1/Only Cummings? 2/ Never cease to be amazed at how the 🏴monoglot bubble thinks the serially lying , racist, anti-Irish, sinister clown PM has any authority! (Certainly a credibility-free zone here, where thankfully he has no authority).
He’s so intent on being out so make him pick our fruit and veg for a week
There is one rule for them and one rule for the rest of those suckers...
UK government credibility totally questionable
NO PROBLEM THERE
Why?
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Totally agree, this go to needs to have credibility which it does. It. Everyone recognised goby is very much style over substance and time is up now, we need to hear the word without excuses. The people deserve commitment and truth
Anti-government news and tweets are to Remainers as laser pointers are to cats! 😂
Spaffer hasn't got any authority & anyway, he's not going to push Cummings out - Cummings knows too much about him.
Without Cummings the PM is nothing. The PM would not be PM if it weren't for Cummings. It's probably Cummings advising the PM to stay mute, for he knows that the PM cannot handle being the PM. 🙄
Tag politicians or not? 🌹🙌🏾🦄
On her bike sunshine
sackdomoniccummings
Cummings walks warily down the street With the brim pulled way down low Ain't no sound but his chicken feet Virus ready to go Are you ready, are you ready for this? hanging on to your parliamentary seat? Out of no10 the BS rips To the sound of the beat Another one bites the dust
He only made 2 or 3 trips to his elderly parents and possibly Barnard Castle at the height of his infection and in full knowledge of government rules and medical advice. Possibly made stops and interacted with how many? people directly and indirectly. What's all the fuss about?
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