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autorank

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5. I don't either

Reply to malaise (Reply #2)

Thu May 24, 2012, 09:45 PM

May 2012

If the email is for real, and we can assume the Leveson staff vetted it, then Cameron was grossly negligent in appoint hunt to the "quasi-judicial role."

That phrase makes me chuckle whenever I write it. Hunt was so pious when he'd say the process was quasi judicial. Where did that come from?
Probably he same people who came up with "homeland".

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Rupert Watch, Leveson Testimony Spells Doom for Cameron and Hunt [View all] autorank May 2012 OP

This injures the tories but I doubt that Cameron resigns. It looks like this and the UK job numbers craigmatic May 2012 #1

It's an interesting situation autorank May 2012 #4

Yes indeed - Hunt is down for the count malaise May 2012 #2

I don't either autorank May 2012 #5

Hurricane Murdoch gets ever closer to Cameron. hifiguy May 2012 #3

I think that he knows he's gone autorank May 2012 #6

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe May 2012 #7

Had to do this one autorank May 2012 #8

Nice editorial malaise May 2012 #9

Good one, Thanks! autorank May 2012 #10