“When a political opponent resorts to the racist card, it's a sure sign of moral bankruptcy: there's no decent argument left in the armoury.” PoliticalPoliticsLeftMoralityRacismArgumentMoralsDecencyPolitical PhilosophyPolitical CorrectnessRacism In AmericaBankruptcyPolitical HumorRacism And CulturePolitical SatirePolitical TheoryPolitical QuotesSignOpponentRacism QuoteResortSignalLast ResortMoral BankruptcyPolitical QuoteRacist CardArmourySure Sign Book:Impromptu Scribe Source: Impromptu Scribe
“The term '20/20 vision' implies good if not perfect sight. May the advent of 2020 - a new year, a new decade - see a lifting of the fog which has recently blurred the edges of what can be described as 'acceptable political discourse', and in the process refocus voter attention on the clear need to demand from elected representatives, a display of basic decency and decorum in public life - both of which have been seriously lacking in the behaviour of some high profile politicians on both sides of the pond, on an eye-watering number of occasions. That indeed would be a sight for sore eyes.” Inspirational Quotes2020New Year QuotesPolitical QuotesUs PoliticsQuotable QuotesUk Politics2020 ElectionsMessages Of HopeNew Year Message Book:Impromptu Scribe Source: Impromptu Scribe
“The problem with political ideologues such as arch Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg (a.k.a. JackOff Grease-Smug) is that they are totally divorced from reality with heads stuck firmly in the clouds. Add to that the priggish and rarefied demeanour of this particular outlandishly pompous ass and you end up with a complete disconnect with the way things actually work. Pragmatism and consensus articulated by compassionate people who live in the real world and with feet firmly on the ground must win the day with Britain's economic interests foremost in mind. Get on your Penny Farthing Jacob and start peddling fast. You are a tiresome irrelevance better consigned to a museum for musty relics.” IdeologyEuropean UnionBrexitIdeologuesPolitical QuotesBritish PoliticsPolitical CommentaryUk PoliticsTory PartyJacob Rees Mogg Book:Lines & Lenses Source: Lines & Lenses