Guillotine and British election
Norris denounced the guillotine and digressed into a strong endorsement of Jeremy Corbyn and criticism of Boris Johnson. The exchange ended in personal insults and more disorder.
It is very regrettable that the Government is introducing a guillotine. This is the Government that said it would never introduce a guillotine, yet we have people being yanked out of hospital. I believe it would be very difficult for Independent Senators of any kind to defend a vote of this kind against democracy. Should they be persuaded to do so it may come back to haunt them.
On a more positive note I look forward to the election in Britain tomorrow and I look forward to the election of a Corbyn Government.
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Corbyn is a bit of a sleeper and despite the capitalist press of the Murdoch gutter hounds, the people of England have seen the difference between a Jeremy Corbyn who feels passionately about the welfare of the people, and a Boris Johnson who dismisses a photograph of a young man lying on the ground with an oxygen mask to his face because there is no room for him in a hospital. He would not even look at it. He took the phone away from the reporter and put it in his pocket. That is the kind of person he is. There is also no question or doubt that he is a pathological liar. How does one know that Boris Johnson is lying? The minute he opens his mouth he is at it and in it-----
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I am half English but I believe that they are the most politically illiterate race on the continent of Europe. They can redeem themselves, however, and I appeal to the Irish vote in England - if any of them are listening or watching this - to stay true to their roots and vote for Corbyn tomorrow.
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I know it is pantomime season but-----
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And the Senator is the central character.