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Can Bercow Persuade Labour To Use Up One Of Their Peerage Nominations On Him?

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ToraToraTora | 21:01 Mon 27th Sep 2021 | News
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-58713152
...I'd have thought even Rodders would be weary of someone who'll do anything to get his own way. Not to mention being the worst most bias speaker in history. He's all yours Rodders!
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As a Remainer,i should hold Bercow in high regard,but i dont.This odious self-important little creepy serpent is the worst advertisement for us Remainers possible.Hell mend the little scumbag.
21:43 Mon 27th Sep 2021
this was the first speaker to encourage Commons discussion about leaving the EU? Previous speakers were pretty keen to quash it.
Living proof that poison comes in small packages.
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have a day off jno, the people decided to leave the EUSSR and Bercow used every trick in the book to try and thwart it.
Odious little man !
I am running out of adjectives to describe this man. Vile, odious, reptilian, self-serving, hypocritical, faithless will do for now. Labour are welcome to him; if it wasn't for Labour he would never have become speaker. A total disgrace to that noble office.
My daughter and son in law stayed at a hotel on London Bridge that has a pool, son I law went for a pre breakfast swim and who should be in the pool? Smirkingly he said Yes, it’s me, the Speaker and thumbed toward Westminster !!
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considering the header
why did you entertain any hope of a sensible discussion
// Vile, odious, reptilian, self-serving, hypocritical, faithless will do for now.//

fits around 635 other men - the usual suspects
As a Remainer,i should hold Bercow in high regard,but i dont.This odious self-important little creepy serpent is the worst advertisement for us Remainers possible.Hell mend the little scumbag.
Unlikely that Labour would give him a peerage, there are far more deserving candidates.
Very petty and mean spirited of the Boris Junta to deny the ex-speaker an honour.
Apparently he was nominated but it was knocked back by the appointments committee as he is still under some kind of parliamentary investigation.
you're obviously not too clear about the speaker's job, but since Charles I's day it's included asserting the rights of parliament against an overweening executive.

So about 10 years ago, Bercow allowed Tory eurosceptics to add an amendment to the Queen's speech, which Cameron did not want, calling for a Brexit referendum. He was doing his job, and had he not done so you wouldn't be where you are today.

I don't know why I have to give these British history lessons.
"Apparently he was nominated but it was knocked back by the appointments committee as he is still under some kind of parliamentary investigation."

There is no parliamentary investigation because when he was still Speaker, Bercow's allies in Parliament voted against the investigation of alleged bullying. Until Bercow submits to an investigation, and that investigation clears him, the appointments committee will never allow any nomination with the shadow of bullying behaviour to succeed, thus this block upon gaining a peerage is entirely of his own making.
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gromit: "Very petty and mean spirited of the Boris Junta to deny the ex-speaker an honour. " - very petty and mean spirited to try and thwart the will of the nation. Doesn't deserve a peerage after defiling the office. I was going to say Lindsay Hoyle is head and shoulders above Bercow but that goes for every other speaker even gorballs Mick!
jno, //I don't know why I have to give these British history lessons.//

Considering you have it conveniently skewed, please spare us your dubious talents as a teacher of history. You say that despite Cameron's opposition, Bercow allowed Tory Eurosceptics to add an amendment to the Queen's speech, but bearing in mind Bercow's subsequent performance when he showed his true colours with regard to Brexit, one can only imagine that his original decision was not a product of even-handedness, but simply an exercise in exerting his power. He overrode Cameron not from any sense of duty or fairness but simply because he could. The man is a control freak. The best thing he could do for the country is fade into obscurity.
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jno, he did the right thing there but then wiped it all out by being bias in the chair.
jno, //I don't know why I have to give these British history lessons.//

give 'em hell - jno. those who dont learn from history ( usual lh dee dah)
//give 'em hell - jno.//

She tried. She failed.

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