Davis disses Libdems on by-election
“I’m sorry that Labour and the Liberal Democrats funked it, but we’re still having a good argument and getting the issue raised,” The Guardian have apologised for misq-quoting Davis. See this update.
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2:03 am, July 10, 2008
1. Akheloios
Back stabbing b’stard.
Hope he loses his seat at the next General Election. I was supporting his stand on 42 days too.
2. freethinkeruk
I supported and still do of course, his stand on 42 days but I never forgot he is a Tory. “Back stabbing b’stard” of course he is.
3. douglas clark
What a shallow little cheat he has turned out to be. That is really cheap.
4. Lee Griffin
Turns out is was just poor journalism. Always worth waiting a day isn’t it.
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