It’s not a good afternoon to be a Tory MP

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It’s not a good afternoon to be a Tory MP

By Mark Pack | Thu 8th March 2007 - 3:09 pm

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a) Patrick Mercer quits as a front-bencher because of his comments about black soldiers.

b) David Mundell‘s comments about Tory MSPs (in brief: they’re crap) are leaked.

Oh dear.

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5 Comments

It's a two-horse race 8th Mar '07 - 5:19pm

I agree – not a good *day* to be a Tory MP. Is there a good *year* to be a Lib Dum MP?
Daniel 8th Mar '07 - 9:58pm

Every year is good in the Lib Dems
Ralph 9th Mar '07 - 12:11pm

Also a good afternoon to sack your ‘head of press’ Mark Littelwood?
It's a two-horse race 9th Mar '07 - 2:18pm

MP, where are yesterday’s by-election results? (-:

http://www.esherwalton.com/news_detail.php?nid=3
Joe Taylor 9th Mar '07 - 5:20pm

That’s funny – an article about a Tory MP claiming that institutional racism is an OK sort of thing, and all of a sudden this place is packed with Tory trolls wanting to change the subject.

Would be very interested to hear your opinions on Mercer, twohorse. How do his, er, interesting views sit with the rank and file of the nice cuddly Cameroonie Tory party?

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