[The Weeping Angel]

He was one of the chief pushers of Beergate.

[Rosvanian]

Let it go. It's Dan Hodges and, as any observer of this ridiculous man knows, he's never been right about anything, ever. Besides, why should anyone, anywhere give a shit about what he thinks about anything? I've got a lifetime of experience to draw on, I could run rings around him based on the jobs I've done, the people I've known and the places I've been. So fuck off Dan Hodges.

[Tubby Isaacs]

The Governor of Oregon seems unhaunted by the assisted dying law the state passed in 1994.

[satnav]

I was listening to news earlier when Tammy Gray Thompson was arguing that the Bill was wrong because there were not enough medical professional available to make it viable. I have a lot of time for Tammy Gray Thompson but given that the Bill won't come into effect for 4 years there is plenty of time to get the medics in place. And if the medics are not in place then approval won't be given.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

How the hell has Dan Hodges become one of the Mail's chief political correspondent? He really is as thick as pig shit. He churns out crap that is lapped up by Mail readers even if what he writes is utter bollocks.

QED

[Abernathy]

I remember when this person claimed Kim was only elected because Jo Cox was murdered.

Well, technically, that is true, as Kim herself readily acknowledges. But she wasn’t even trying to become an MP until her sister Jo was murdered.

[davidjay]

By one of the coincidences that make our world such an interesting place my mum finally slipped away a few hours after the vote. Anyone who voted against it should have had to spend the last few months visiting her. She was thankfully peaceful over the past few days but before that we had months of mental torture for her and a lot of angst for those of us who saw her fading.

[The Weeping Angel]

I'm sorry for your loss and hope your mom finds peace.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

My condolences, David.
I hope you can now find peace and closure, and your memories of her will be from before her illness.

In my thoughts.