Commons leader’s supposed defence of cuts sounded like the opposite,while Jeremy Corbyn flummoxed (confused) the prime minister in PMQsIf there is an argument that cannot be lost, Chris Grayling has yet to find it. expect him to prove the soil revolves around the sun, and everyone will inevitably terminate up believing the exact opposite; as an intellect,he barely registers even at the lower terminate of the IQ scale. So it can only be an act of pure sadism on David Cameron’s part that the leader of the house is invariably left to deal with the problems the rest of the cabinet don’t have a clue how to solve. Related: Welfare cuts are now becoming a matter of life or death | Letters Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com