Enda Kenny accuses female TV3 reporter of bullying him.

Varied wrote: »

:rolleyes:

Sully wrote: »

Ah sure, I suppose we should get someone like Joe Higgins to represent us? A man who claims to represent the working class but instead claims the full whack of a TDs wage he can get, perks from being on committees, expenses which he continues to abuse with the latest (no not the travel allowance abuse where he went around the country advising people break the law and charged them to do so) being the use of pre-paid envelopes to help the anti-household campaign! Did I mention the pension he can retire with?

Or perhaps someone from Sinn Fein. Again, similar to Joe, claim to represent the working class and telling us to Vote No for a deal on our bank debt. Ended up voting Yes, got a deal on our bank debt. Early conclusion? Their advise, just like their polices, are flawed. Anyway, to continue, we have a party which claims the full TDs wage and donates then a sum from that to the party but tells the electorate that it only claims the industrial wage. Next conclusion? This joke of a party continues to mislead and lie to the Irish people. Moving onwards again, this very same party still goes around claiming expenses (some of the highest expenses in the state) just so the state coughs up as much as possible to them. Ya know, robbing us blind, milking the state and all that. Another party, another working class party they claim, another expense scandal - continuously in the news about overusing their expenses (Ink Gate scandal) or possibly not using their expenses within the rules (thankfully, their finance minister got cleared in the end). Did I mention the leaders allowance and pensions they all get? And the committee perks?

So much for helping the working class and fighting against austerity. Absolute joke of a party and leaders. Robbing the state blind.

Yeah, Enda's the joke!

Plus, in relation to the topic at hand - it appears the bullys were the protesters. That's exactly what they are. The people in their majority elected Fine Gael / Labour and the opinion polls continue to suggest that if there were an election in the morning, they would be re-elected. Now that's not saying neither party are perfect and neither party didn't promise something they have broken or yet to do. These people who are protesting are often abusive to the Gardai, threatening and physically abusive. They have thrown rocks at Kenny. Extremely childish and nothing short of a disgrace. That's just what they do though, as they have nothing else to do.

Peaceful protest is what this country should be encouraging, not a load of people throwing rocks, shouting obscenities, getting violent with Gardai, damaging public and private property, and so on.

listermint wrote: »

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