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Hugh Bryant
Hugh Bryant
1 year ago

God, I’d forgotten all about Gina Miller.

Adam Bacon
Adam Bacon
1 year ago
Reply to  Hugh Bryant

That may be because she, like many of her kind, has been remarkably quiet during the era of Covid lockdowns.
Any potential issues regarding misinterpretation or flouting of laws and parliamentary process during this time seem to have been no concern to her.

Ian Stewart
Ian Stewart
1 year ago
Reply to  Hugh Bryant

That must be your psyche working, making you forget the nightmares and scary monsters. The writer has now introduced a new nightmare – watching Question Time with Gina Miller.

There should have been a trigger warning in this article.

Last edited 1 year ago by Ian Stewart
William Shaw
William Shaw
1 year ago
Reply to  Hugh Bryant

We’d all like to do that.

Graeme Kemp
Graeme Kemp
1 year ago
Reply to  Hugh Bryant

If only…. !

Art C
Art C
1 year ago
Reply to  Hugh Bryant

Everybody had. Except the lady herself of course. But a raging ego will out. And apart from becoming a suicide bomber, starting a 5th rate political party is one of the few other ways an utter non-entity can force us all to remember her from time to time.

Aaron James
Aaron James
1 year ago

I had tea with Screaming Lord Sutch in his mother’s house in Pinner once.

Richard Abbot
Richard Abbot
1 year ago
Reply to  Aaron James

Screaming Lord Sutch was probably more interesting.

Last edited 1 year ago by Richard Abbot
Bill Bailey
Bill Bailey
1 year ago
Reply to  Richard Abbot

With more sensible policies too.

Ian Stewart
Ian Stewart
1 year ago
Reply to  Aaron James

No relation presumably? Just askin’

Graeme Kemp
Graeme Kemp
1 year ago

According to Wikipedia the short-lived centre party Renew was merged (silently) in to the True and Fair Party. I can’t see T&FP doing any better than Renew…and that’s not just because of a lack of (much needed) proportional representation. I can’t see who the True and Fair Party’s support base will be. Former Conservatives? Former Labour? True and Fair doesn’t seem to represent (or claim to represent) either capital or labour. With the Liberal Democrats around (as stated above) it is difficult to see many centrists being attracted to True and Fair Party either. At least small, (once) new, parties like UKIP were able to focus on a particular issue, European integration. And anyone remember their spin-off the Veritas party? Nope…..I’m not sure T&F really focus enough on one burning issue – “democracy” and “corruption” can be quite vague. Hang on to your membership subs I think !

William Shaw
William Shaw
1 year ago

What a shame… so much passion, such naivety about how the world works. Destined to be little more than an irritant.

Paddy Secretan
Paddy Secretan
1 year ago

Oh Lord. Not her again!

Nicky Samengo-Turner
Nicky Samengo-Turner
1 year ago

This woman’s hounding of another man to prison for expressing a view puts her in the below pond life category

Andy White
Andy White
1 year ago

Oh dear. Gina’s USP – a step change in government transparency and accountability – is actually a cause worth promoting long-term, IMO. Via a think tank, maybe? But trying to build a separate political party around it is just going to burn up time, money and energy, and make the transparency/accountability cause seem less important than it is. Pity.

Leejon 0
Leejon 0
1 year ago

I am very slightly ashamed of sniggering. Hey ho!

Frank McCusker
Frank McCusker
1 year ago

With a name as tediously literal as that, her party is going nowhere – it sounds more like a pressure group than a party.
But what is the point of this article? It neither functions as serious analysis, nor as satire. To be effective, satire should be funny. This is merely peevish. Nor is it analysis – it trades in uncorroborated generalities which at times veer uncomfortably close to being an apologia for corruption.  
Here is the judgment of the case brought by Miller:
https://www.supremecourt.uk/cases/docs/uksc-2016-0196-judgment.pdf
That case is the main reason why Miller is so hated by the Brexiter cultists. Remember the “enemies of the people” headlines and Farage’s threatened march on Rome, sorry the Supreme Court lol.  
Since the author dislikes Miller so much, it stands to reason that he must disagree with this decision.
Kindly read the judgment, and then set out (logically and calmly, without any ad hominem self-indulgence) your reasons for disagreeing with it.

Richard Craven
Richard Craven
1 year ago
Reply to  Frank McCusker

Why should we?

Art C
Art C
1 year ago
Reply to  Frank McCusker

If anyone fits the bill of cultist it is Gina with her “Remain” obsession. Cult members are typically people who cannot let go. And not even a blindingly clear expression of democracy can change them. Our friend Gina is cut from the same cloth of that paragon of obsession, Hillary Clinton, who simply refuses to accept that when democracy is allowed to function, people don’t her ideas; or her! You will find her doing her Gina thing in much of this video.