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What a surprise - she was a disaster as a Home Secretary - look at the mess the Police Forces, Border Police, etc are in if you want proof. She claims that in this time of austerity that we have to cut down - yet she wastes money on Foreign Aid and giving The Lords and Members of Parliament mind boggling pay and expenses raises. Unfortunately, there are no Politicians waiting who are capable of taking us past Brexit (I sometimes doubt that she is capable of this too).
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tony_walker@btinternet.com
What a surprise - she was a disaster as a Home Secretary - look at the mess the Police Forces, Border Police, etc are in if you want proof. She claims that in this time of austerity that we have to cut down - yet she wastes money on Foreign Aid and giving The Lords and Members of Parliament mind boggling pay and expenses raises. Unfortunately, there are no Politicians waiting who are capable of taking us past Brexit (I sometimes doubt that she is capable of this too).
