@kevcvs57said But that is only if the government is abiding by procedures that are reasonably and tacitly agreed upon. When this present government moved away from that the speaker could not remain impartial and still fulfil his primary role. That of facilitating debate on matters pertinent to the House of Commons like say, a No Deal Brexit and a government determined to stop any debate in the house.
No. His impartiality issues started during May’s tenure. Nothing to do with Johnson’s era.
@kevcvs57said Speakers are like the BBC, they are alway ’biased’ against the government of the time. Well according to the government of the time anyway.
So you are saying the BBC is bias against what ever government is in at any given time? Do you agree with what the government is saying?
@very-rustysaid So you are saying the BBC is bias against what ever government is in at any given time? Do you agree with what the government is saying?
@divegeestersaid Yes I know what you were saying and yes I have already agreed that by and large he has been a good speaker. I made my balanced thoughts on where Bercow went wrong pretty clearly in the debates version of this topic and you should be debating there and respecting the the wishes of the OP.
I’m totally respecting the op. I think you need to read again without your Brexiteer blinkers on.