Sue Gray not impartial?
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If the Conservatives lose the next election to Labour do all the existing Civil Servants have to resign because they're clearly massive Conservative supporters and aren't capable of being impartial?
Lots of political appointees have Civil Service backgrounds.
I get why people might think there's a whiff to this but it also ignores that Johnson bought it all upon himself.
Trying to suggest Gray wasn't impartial smacks of sour grapes.
Lots of political appointees have Civil Service backgrounds.
I get why people might think there's a whiff to this but it also ignores that Johnson bought it all upon himself.
Trying to suggest Gray wasn't impartial smacks of sour grapes.
bhstewie said:
If the Conservatives lose the next election to Labour do all the existing Civil Servants have to resign because they're clearly massive Conservative supporters and aren't capable of being impartial?
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Over the last couple of years it has become very apparent that civil servants aren't impartial and have their own agenda.
Here is a compliation of Tory MP's saying just how impartial Gray is:
https://twitter.com/Mckendrick36/status/1631431805...
https://twitter.com/Mckendrick36/status/1631431805...
voyds9 said:
bhstewie said:
If the Conservatives lose the next election to Labour do all the existing Civil Servants have to resign because they're clearly massive Conservative supporters and aren't capable of being impartial?
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Over the last couple of years it has become very apparent that civil servants aren't impartial and have their own agenda.
86 said:
So this is a bit embarrassing Sue Gray goes to work for Starmer. So she wasn’t impartial during Partygate reporting ? Was she feeding Starmer information ?
Need a public inquiry
Which is it? "A bit embarrassing" or "needs a public enquiry"??Need a public inquiry
Gray has had loads of senior roles under loads of PMs and Bojo and Co. were at pains to stress her impartiality. It is genuinely ludicrous to claim that this job offer is evidence of past collusion. It was also predictable that that accusation would be made and would carry weight with the usual knuckleheads (see comments by Dorries, JRM, etc) and therefore it was politically inept of Starmer to make the job offer.
86 said:
So this is a bit embarrassing Sue Gray goes to work for Starmer. So she wasn’t impartial during Partygate reporting ? Was she feeding Starmer information ?
Need a public inquiry
Why wouldn’t she be impartial during the investigation?Need a public inquiry
Don’t judge everyone by Boris’ gutter standards.
ATG said:
86 said:
So this is a bit embarrassing Sue Gray goes to work for Starmer. So she wasn’t impartial during Partygate reporting ? Was she feeding Starmer information ?
Need a public inquiry
Which is it? "A bit embarrassing" or "needs a public enquiry"??Need a public inquiry
Gray has had loads of senior roles under loads of PMs and Bojo and Co. were at pains to stress her impartiality. It is genuinely ludicrous to claim that this job offer is evidence of past collusion. It was also predictable that that accusation would be made and would carry weight with the usual knuckleheads (see comments by Dorries, JRM, etc) and therefore it was politically inept of Starmer to make the job offer.
ZedLeg said:
voyds9 said:
ZedLeg said:
Has it? What’s the agenda.
I don't know I'm not a civil servant.BBC R4 were giving the impression that they're not happy this morning that a 'masterstroke' from the glorious leader was backfiring for their Party.
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