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Education

Smarmie Doofus

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2. We don't have "Education Secretary trouble" so much as "President of the United States trouble".

Reply to LeftishBrit (Original post)

Tue Jul 15, 2014, 03:50 AM

Jul 2014

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I know this won't be of direct relevance to most of you, but since you have Education Secretary trouble too, I though you might like to know.>>>>>

But in either case... we have trouble. So, yes, thanks. And we WOULD like to know.

What's your take: was Gove recognized as a floperoo? At long last?

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MICHAEL GOVE IS OUT AS BRITISH EDUCATION SECRETARY!!! [View all] LeftishBrit Jul 2014 OP

Michael Gove moved to chief whip in cabinet reshuffle dipsydoodle Jul 2014 #1

We don't have "Education Secretary trouble" so much as "President of the United States trouble". Smarmie Doofus Jul 2014 #2

I think it's more that Cameron realizes that there's an election in 10 months' time LeftishBrit Jul 2014 #3

One of the advantages of the parliamentary system, imo. Smarmie Doofus Jul 2014 #4

Interesting that his policies are almost identical to Duncan's and Gove is a Tory. Starry Messenger Jul 2014 #5

Interesting indeed LeftishBrit Jul 2014 #7

Wish we could lose ours. Hope you are not getting worse than you lost AllyCat Jul 2014 #6

Duncan and Gove, 2 of a kind. madfloridian Jul 2014 #8

+1 lunasun Jul 2014 #9