Made A Terrible Mistake

humptydumptybits

seven-day-weekend wrote: »

I don't support him having an affair! But that is his private life and nothing to do with his ability to be PM.

He is living with his mistress in the official home of the Prime Minister. Not very private is it? Is he divorced yet? I don't know but I read that his daughter said he's a !!!!!!!, she knows him better than I do so I will take her word for it.

seven-day-weekend

humptydumptybits wrote: »

He is living with his mistress in the official home of the Prime Minister. Not very private is it? Is he divorced yet? I don't know but I read that his daughter said he's a !!!!!!!, she knows him better than I do so I will take her word for it.

I don't disagree with any of this. However I will say that we had a very nice moral person for PM very recently and everyone made mincemeat of her. So therefore I have had to overlook Johnson's moral failings to try to get someone in who won't be walked all over. No-one else is in the frame.

flanker6

*Robin* wrote: »

Every child has the right to know her/his father.

^^^^^^ This.

Pollycat

seven-day-weekend wrote: »

I don't disagree with any of this. However I will say that we had a very nice moral person for PM very recently and everyone made mincemeat of her. So therefore I have had to overlook Johnson's moral failings to try to get someone in who won't be walked all over. No-one else is in the frame.

What a sorry state of affairs that puts our politicians in.
You can put whatever meaning you like on 'affairs'.

neneromanova

vroombroom wrote: »

OP very quiet now questions are being raised about the kids ages :money:

No, School went back yesterday so they're probably in classes now dreaming up their next story.

chesky

neneromanova wrote: »

No, School went back yesterday so they're probably in classes now dreaming up their next story.

As the OPs first few posts were about planning permission and how to go about converting her kitchen into a dining room, it's more likely to be the teacher.

onwards&upwards

seven-day-weekend wrote: »

I don't disagree with any of this. However I will say that we had a very nice moral person for PM very recently and everyone made mincemeat of her. So therefore I have had to overlook Johnson's moral failings to try to get someone in who won't be walked all over. No-one else is in the frame.

Surely you aren’t referring to the architect of the hostile environment and the Windrush scandal as nice or moral? :eek:

Snowbird

seven-day-weekend wrote: »

nothing to do with his ability to be PM.

On the contrary.
If he lied to his wife and children, and put his own pleasure before their happiness, then he would quite happily lie to complete strangers.
Oh..... he has already done that. Oops. I am too late.
It also calls into question his judgement.
I am not happy to have a liar and cheat as a prime minister. Mincemeat or no mincemeat by Mrs M.
I would prefer honesty and integrity over getting your own way.

harrys_nan

Why does every post have to end up political

onwards&upwards

harrys_nan wrote: »

Why does every post have to end up political

The personal is political!