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  1. Jan 24

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

    19 replies 25 retweets 185 likes
  2. 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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  3. 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.

    2 replies 36 retweets 87 likes
  4. 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.

    2 replies 27 retweets 99 likes
  5. Jan 4

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

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  7. Jan 25

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

    9 replies 39 retweets 106 likes
  8. 2 Nov 2020

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

    12 retweets 49 likes
  9. 12 Jul 2020

    wondering where the austerity money has gone and blaming Johnson for grave failures in response. You couldn’t dream this up.

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  10. 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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  11. 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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  12. 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?
    17 replies 7 retweets 60 likes
  13. 6 Aug 2020

    How kind of to waste our money on giving his fellow Tories £10 off their lunch bills.

    3 replies 3 retweets 6 likes
  14. May 26

    asks Cummings about NHS test and trace. Actually it was not an NHS system as Tories outsourcing meant actually running it and paid billions for failure.

    is about to ask about Covid in Select Committee hearing. That would be the Jeremy Hunt whose failures as Health Secretary reduced the capacity of the NHS to deal with Covid.
    12 retweets 14 likes
  15. Jan 12

    I thought exactly the same thing.. let me think, who was Health Secretary when they did a pandemic review?🤔..f'ing If they had spent a few million implementing the recommendations many lives could have been saved in 2020.

    I see Jeremy Hunt touting himself out in the media as a great supporter of the NHS. Let’s not forget his treatment of junior doctors and his writings on NHS privatisation. We must not allow him to reset himself as defender of the NHS or to be a credible successor to Johnson.
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  16. 2 Sep 2020

    Must read this is where we are at and it’s terrifying.

    "The idea that politicians and journalists are separate groups, capable of regulating each other, is absurd. The PM is a former columnist. The editor of the Standard is a former chancellor. They marry each other. They go to the same parties." Must-read.
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  17. Feb 17

    If you live in/near Godalming, you deserve to know that the local Tories elevated a serial child rapist to Councillor and then Mayor but see no reason to improve their safeguarding/vetting protocols or even apologise for their poor judgement. REFUSES to discuss this.

    Replying to @bloggerheads @Jeremy_Hunt
    The judge who sentenced Simon Thornton specifically commented on how he "made a show of being a man of the community". That facade convinced Tories to elevate him to a position of authority. Twice. Who took responsibility for that? What vetting protocols were improved? Sir.
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  18. Feb 18
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    Putting himself about a bit maybe plotting again He is also sticking it to the government over a lack of but while HS what we’re his achievements ❓Did he develop SC plan No were we pandemic ready No did we have enough PPE No time for Jeremy to shut up

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  19. 17 Mar 2020

    seems to have acquired immense gravitas. Chair of the Select Committee on Health. Sorry? 😳😳Wasn’t he the one who clashed with Junior Doctors and who was happy to strip the NHS down??? It’s as weird as in charge of Intelligence 😳😳😱

    3 replies 3 retweets 9 likes
  20. 5 Aug 2020

    Today's comment: How and will be judged - but should be marking his own homework? @RobParsonsYP

    2 replies 3 retweets 4 likes
  21. 17 Mar 2020

    admitting he was wrong to slash social care budgets. Shame it's taken a global pandemic to bring this fact home to him.

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