Jared Omara MP ..

[teecee75 10]

this kids jumped on more bandwagons than John Wayne 

[Flanker7 20]

11 hours ago, chocki said:

If he's saying he's resigning in September, why can't they get rid now.Should never have been elected in first place, what were people thinking?* All that money for doing nothing?

*-My bold.

 

People generally have more  enthusiasm in voting against things - sad but true.

 

In Sheffield Hallam's case ,along with much of the nation, voters were voting against the Lib Dem's because they sacrificed their General Election promise to scrap tuition fees. The fact that they were part of a coalition with the Conservatives to the tune of  57 with the Conservative 306 (18.6%) didn't seem to register as relevent with the voters.

Maybe it was or maybe it wasn't  - history marks it down as a mistake.

Edited July 30, 2019 by Flanker7

[lil-minx92 10]

14 hours ago, Baron99 said:

Having watched the complainant on Look North, it seems that this was only last week or so.   Apparently he posted comments on WhatsApp that ran to 17 paragraphs in the middle of the night. 

 

O'Mara's also issued a lengthy apology, (not a denyal), in which he states he should have resigned ages ago. 

What a scummy man...and of course he blamed it on his 'issues'. 

 

Just to add, you dont post comments on WhatsApp. Its a direct messaging app.

[geared 303]

20 hours ago, Beauchiefs said:

Sounds like £30000 + reasons why he'll change his mind & not resign.

 

Yea I think we'll need to wait till September to see if this actually happens or not.

19 hours ago, chocki said:

If he's saying he's resigning in September, why can't they get rid now.Should never have been elected in first place, what were people thinking? All that money for doing nothing?

It's the Parliament summer holiday in a couple of days don't you know??

Why resign now when he can sit on his arse for 6 weeks collecting a tidy pay packet for doing absolutely nothing.

 

[steved32 55]

Notwithstanding the lad's mental health issues, he's an MP... lies, inappropriate behaviour, hypocrisy, self-aggrandisement...

 

Essential characteristics of our "elected" representatives. ..paging Boris...

[Unrecordings 10]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-49281645

 

words fail me...

[Lancs_Lad 10]

1 hour ago, Unrecordings said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-49281645

 

words fail me...

What is so galling is that until he actually resigns or waits for the next election nobody not even parliament can do anything about it (or even appear to want to do anything about it). In the meantime the Hallam constituents continue to suffer and be unrepresented

[geared 303]

Absolute shambles, very worrying that everyone seems to have full access to the Parliamentary network without having security clearance.

 

IMO now the speaker has grounds to issue a recall petition, it's beyond incompetence.  Sexual harassment, providing access to government systems, breach of GDPR.

Someone needs to step in and put a stop it all.

 

Edited August 9, 2019 by geared

[lectrolove 10]

There's been a lengthy piece on the Victoria Derbyshire programme this morning, will be coming to an iPlayer near you soon!

[1978 14]

Item on BBC News website may tell the story; https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-49281645

[Unrecordings 10]

And it gets worse...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-49325898

 

Seems that even if he were suspended from (and by) parliament, he'd likely be gone anyway before the 21 sitting days are up

Although I suspect he's waiting for the general election to cash in his chips rather than leave with nothing

[prince al 167]

I bet Nick Clegg is laughing his socks off.