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  2. 4 hours ago

    Could never understand how would be effective once we got to thousands of cases a day. Monumental waste urged on by , , the and Whittys chums. was damned either way.

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  3. 3 hours ago

    Eight year's ago today , & the Tories murdered my father via the HORRIFIC and an illegal Two weeks before, he was given a year to live. They even took that away from him! A part of me died that day.

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  4. Jan 24

    In a deeply divided world, I think we can at least agree that is a t**t , can’t we?

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  5. Jun 10

    Sadly has become a job shop. Tory backbenchers asking 'questions' such as "Would the Prime Minister agree with me that he is doing a fantastic job and every time he farts it sounds like 'land of hope and glory'?" But allowing it in an inquiry on Covid ? Pathetic.

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  6. Jan 25

    the rehabilitation of by our media is almost as sickening as the rehabilitation of George Bush

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  7. Jan 4

    Define gamekeeper turned poacher ... but at least he’s saying it

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  8. Apr 7

    Ask the former Health Secretary about his implementation of cuts to the NHS over a decade. Does he not bear responsibility for the consequences of his own actions?

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  9. Oct 17

    This makes me want to scream with absolute rage. YES we know that the has never fulfilled its full ideological potential but my god, how lucky we all are to have had what we ended up with. And to see who remodelled himself ➡️

    Is the NHS broken? - Desperate staff shortages - Outdated equipment - Dangerously long wait times - Delayed diagnoses - Botched operations - Needless baby deaths - And 12,000 negligence claims in a single year Can it survive? Dispatches Monday 8pm
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  10. Feb 5

    No and thrice Ney.

    Conservative MP and former Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said ministers should take a cautious approach to lifting lockdown, and that Covid restrictions should stay until cases fall to 1,000 a day. asks: do you agree?
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  11. May 26

    Why is that running his gums on anything Covid or Health related, he was one of the main architects on running down the NHS. Sitting there bold as brass, like his hands are clean. He can piss right off !

    4 replies 14 retweets 71 likes
  12. Oct 22

    Tory MPs appear to heed Javid call to set example by wearing masks but not so ex health secretary!

  13. 15 Nov 2020

    Anyone remember when “forgot” buying 7 luxury flats?

    'You forget your place, Rashford: in a council house. How dare you challenge those who were born to rule.'
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  14. Oct 23

    Can you explain the reasoning behind voting to ALLOW raw sewage to continue to be dumped in our rivers and seas when the health risks and environmental damage is well known?

  15. Oct 12

    Jeremy Hunt Should Prepare For "UK's Biggest Ever Cauliflower Cheese" If He Visits Coventry

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  16. Feb 6

    We keep meaning to retire this song, but here he is again

    The Jeremy Hunt Rhyming Song via
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  17. May 26

    is a very dangerous politician and it is just foolish to think that if he had been in charge the death count from would have been less. His steerage of the NHS for 6 years dangerously depleted Britain's public healthcare system ensuring it would buckle.

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  18. Oct 21

    sounds coked up

  19. 2 Nov 2020

    So without actually fully admitting it, did say they should have done what advised in the first place?

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  20. 26 Apr 2020

    5. Clearly a issue, yet HIDDEN from the public for 4 years. you should be able to provide the answer should you not?

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  21. Sep 3

    Do you agree that taxpayers must pay more to fund social care?

    4 replies 7 retweets 3 likes

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