Widdecombe's first speech in Chamber of Deputies: "You people disgust me."

Conservative Reformists MP Ann Widdecombe gave her first speech in the Chamber of Deputies today, as welcoming remarks were made to new MPs. Widdecombe, known as Lady McGee locally, wasn't shortcoming with her speech, giving a depth and rantish style speech in which she slammed the government. She said:
"Mr Speaker, may I thank my honorable friends for inviting me to the house, I hope this will be one of many elections I am welcomed to the house. But, Mr Speaker, I take the floor for a more pressing issue, an issue which my constituents have voiced their concerns to me. His Imperial Majesty's Government have made a catastrophic error. By banding together like a pack of wolves they have practically held two fingers up to their voters and destroyed the purpose of voting.
Mr Speaker, when the Socialists and Liberal Conservatives were put to the test, they failed the test. They failed the test. They put their party before this country. I don't get it. I really don't. You people disgust me. What does the honorable Chancellor purpose I say to UKIP voters in my constituency who say they are giving up on politics? Or, Mr Speaker, can the honorable Deputy Chancellor offer young socialist voters an answer, when they say they voted against Conservatism? Accountability seems to be a thing of past in today's political climate, and it honestly makes my stomach turn. I could say a lot worse, but out of respect of house rules and parliamentary language; I shan't. 
It appears to me that the only party to keep its integrity is the FCRP, who have chosen to go independent to avoid the power hungry elites. I just wish for once honorable front benches would get out and see the real world for once. People are well and truly fed up. Who can blame them? Politics is a dirty game and I suspect it'll just get worse under this unpalatable coalition. Mr Speaker, what can I say? I'll continue to voice the concerns of my constituents and in doing so, promote my mandate - which I was elected upon. 
This coalition will tumble and fall. It is already a failure. But that's the current corruption of politics for you. I find it utterly repugnant and I'll bloody well do everything in my power to change it. Just know I am watching, as is the whole Empire. We will not be blinded by propaganda and we will not be silenced by speeches. Thank you, Mr Speaker."
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