Gove: I Am Not Guilty Of Treachery

[mikey4444]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37765920

With a friend like Gove, you certainly have no need of enemies.

What a duplicitous plonker.

[Old_Geezer]

Maybe it is his honest opinion that, that wasn't what he was doing. Appears to be exactly that to the public though, I'd venture to guess.

[-Talbot-]

Remind me again ... how many treacherous Labour MPs were there?

[wolf63]

He is one of the people who don't actually 'look' trustworthy.

[andy-hughes]

Let's face it, no-one, and certainly no politician being interviewed, is ever going to admit to stabbing anyone anywhere!

[Gromit]

The Times did a big piece on "The betrayal of Boris" which did not paint a very nice picture of Gove. History has now been written and Gove comes out badly in it.
The interview was cringeworthy at Gove's brown nosing May. Has the man no dignity?

[Hopkirk]

How safe is his seat?

I doubt he will be voted back in next election.

[gulliver1]

Mikey, Gove = PLONKER FIRST CLASS, + Boris=A pair of PLONKERS.

[mikey4444]

Hoppy....Michael Gove has a majority of 24,804, with 59.9% of the vote.

Pretty safe I would have thought !

[Hopkirk]

We'll see.

[mikey4444]

AB's rules on language prevents me from expressing my heart-felt views on Mr Gove, and the laws of libel isn't helping either !

[youngmafbog]

Do you feel the same about the labour duplicitous plonkers that have wrecked your party?

It's just politics. Who cares really?

[mikey4444]

YMB....I agree that all duplicitous politicians should be named and shamed, and I am not naive enough to think that they are always Tory.

But I think that Gove has shot his bolt at least as far as the Tory Party is concerned....I doubt if they will ever trust him again.