Crossing The Floor
Today a lady called Brass Tacks and asked what she thought was rhetorical, What is wrong with the former Opposition Leader crossing the floor?". It seems she is as absent of integrity as the offender.
When political figures can switch sides as though they are at moot practice in some community drama society then people will suffer. Supporters soon become confuse about the validity of all contributions not only of the individual’s but also of those of the party he represents.
I’m submitting the suggestion that it be written into law that party member desirous of crossing the floor be restricted from carrying out any political activity for a complete term of office of the next elected government. In this way such offenders will have minimal effect on the electorate. You think this is draconian? Maybe, but the existing arrangement is almost treasonous.
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Crossing The Floor Compromising party and his own integrity Running now for the rival political party. Opposition voters elected him in So who is he now representing? Standing up there at the new podium I can’t bear seeing him, my body goes numb No more talk about Jaws or The politicians are playing hop scotch with we Having gained our votes they joining the other party Enjoying freedom’s without any fear Fooling the people, pretending to care Laws should be changed now that we know Our elected individuals may only be putting on show Ought to ensure a politician like him quits Rest for a term before returning to politics |
Absolutely true. You are a great orator, that's very powerful.
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