The PM's spokesman was quick to side-step the mine that is Tony McNulty's expense claim at a briefing just now.
He said the PM had confidence in McNulty's ability as a minister.
But he added that expenses were not an issue that relates to Tony McNulty's Government roles.
They were a matter for Parliament, he said, and needed to be dealt with by the House.
When pressed on whether he had "an opinion" the same response came.
I didn't expect anything less, but it's enough to make your blood boil.
Monday, 23 March 2009
Brown: Expenses are a matter for Parliament
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One would have thought, Mr Dog, that whether McNutter was a man of integrity and honesty was a matter that related directly to his Ministerial role, and indeed to his position as an MP. This, one would have thought, would be a matter of extreme concern to our Holder of the Moral Compass.
Has the Compass been mislaid, or is it simply that the one-eyed moron is holding it upside down?
He said the PM had confidence in McNulty's ability as a minister.
Another piece of delusion. Mad, quite mad. Just imagine if this were a Tory or LibDem.
It seems to me that McNutter's expenses, or indeed any MP's expenses are a matter for the taxpayer.
Of course, I could be wrong!
I thought he was the leader of the Labour Party, not just the PM in Govt.
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