BENDYBINN wrote: » Eamon Ryan works 16 to 18 hrs a day running the country.He is entitled to a little nap now and again.
jmayo wrote: » I just love how the Healy Raes get up the noses of the greens. I just love it.
punisher5112 wrote: » Id be for a motion of anyone in government or staff should be drug tested.... Ryan has to be on something.
Shefwedfan wrote: » What claim have I not backed up? Not sure why you just cant answer a question in one post instead of having 20-30 posts going around in circles. It was a simple question yet here you are with another post.
as usual you seem to have one rule for one TD and another set of rules for another.
Truthvader wrote: » Wish he was asleep more of the time. Its when he wakes up I worry
Bowie wrote: » You said: I asked for an example and you responded by giving me suggestions of SF things I should look up and report back on so you can judge am I being hypocritical. This is cray cray. i criticised sleepy Eamo, gave reasoning and you went on a shinner rant as per.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Tbf this is true....sf arent allowed into government here,despite winning the election Irish "democracy" is weird
Deleted User wrote: » Tbf this is true....sf arent allowed into government here,despite winning the election Irish "democracy" is weird
Deleted User wrote: » Most votes....would usually count as winning (well unless its a fg leadership vote)
ELM327 wrote: » That's funny, they didnt win the election.
Deleted User wrote: » So irish politics has always been corrupt?
seamus wrote: » I don't support drug-testing of any worker unless their role has a high risk of causing severe injury or death....but any road, I'm not sure why you think he has to be on something. He fell asleep. It happens to people all the time. I imagine TDs fall asleep in the Dail on a daily basis. Doesn't excuse it, but it's hardly a hanging offence or a reason that he "must be on drugs". Really though he shouldn't even bother with the leadership contest. He should say that he's stepping back because he clearly can't sustain the work hours he's doing, and hand the reins over.
punisher5112 wrote: » Oh and of course there should be testing, they are in the end calling the shots so should be fully able and committed to doing it right.
punisher5112 wrote: » Ok Eamon..... Because the way he conducts himself and the pure rubbish he spouts out that's why.... Oh and of course there should be testing, they are in the end calling the shots so should be fully able and committed to doing it right.
Truthvader wrote: » Thats it! The f*cker is just stoned . Explains everything. Hey Maaan can you guys on the motorway just chill back a bit. Neil from The Young Ones is a minister
blanch152 wrote: » Three weeks was the longest sustained period I did it for, but I saw others more senior putting in longer stretches of it.
Bowie wrote: » Mike posing as Neil based on his vote.
Muahahaha wrote: » You came out with this claim last night that Eamon Ryan is working 110 hours a week and were asked for evidence to back it up. So far all we have heard is you saying you worked 110 hours a week and therefore ALL ministers do the same. I find it very dubious that a civil servant would be working 21 hours a day in contravention of the laws of the land. And your claim is not evidence, its literally pulling figuers from out of of the sky and making stuff up to substantiate your argument.
Deleted User wrote: » So you dont think most votes is equal to winning an election....should we remove micheal d from the aras?? What is your criteria to win an election,if most votes is to be discounted?
