Prime ministers question time

• Keith Sansum1

  • Location: london
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  29 February 2012     13:48156616
  #1      
  today i thought ed milliband was lot stronger on the reforms of the N.H.S.,
  Cameron declined to answer put to him twice on the number of health organisations (the list was long)opposing the bill.
  
  
  that said the question time is realy outdated and itself needs reform
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  29 February 2012     13:56156618
  #2      
  had it on in the background, just sounds like a class of teenagers when confronted with a weak teacher.
• Guest 703

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  29 February 2012     14:49156623
  #3      
  Keith, I think I saw a different version to you
  
  Howard, the weak teacher is the speaker, he's got no respect from either side, sooner he's gone the better.
• Guest 655

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  29 February 2012     15:58156625
  #4      
  So right Ray about Mr Squeaker...
• howard mcsweeney1

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  29 February 2012     16:05156628
  #5      
  he can only ask them to behave, but like most errant teens that have never been disciplined they are practically feral.
  
  the most inane are those sycophants on the front bench that giggle when one of their own makes a "witty" comment.
• Guest 663

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  29 February 2012     20:24156683
  #6      
  Could not agree more Howard I hate it when they have that smug look on their faces, so childish how grown men behave.
• Guest 655

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  29 February 2012     21:24156700
  #7      
  I strongly suspect that anyone here reading this or saying how childish etc they look would, in the 'hothouse' of the Commons be exactly the same and I do include myself in this.