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Avatar Image retrocop
Stupid moo!. Like we really need over emotional drama queens representing us in Government??
18:00 Wed 29th Jun 2016
Avatar Image Jackdaw33
If she'd been Labour I could have understood it. Doubt she'll be a minister much longer.
18:02 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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These are your fellow citizens.
18:06 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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18:11 Wed 29th Jun 2016
Avatar Image anneasquith
There is no evidence she was " drunk",
18:12 Wed 29th Jun 2016
Avatar Image Orderlimit
Another one going.
18:13 Wed 29th Jun 2016
Avatar Image stuey
Dorries used the term "inebriated", not "drunk".
18:15 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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could someone please explain the difference between inebriated and drunk?
18:26 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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Drunk is a more severe form of inebriation. A better word is crapulent.
18:28 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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same difference!
18:30 Wed 29th Jun 2016

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