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Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: How many reports did the Deputy commission when he was in government?
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: The Deputy is the King Kong of spin.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: Corporal O'Dea is back.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: Bring back Dan Boyle.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: What did the Deputy do in government?
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: The altar boy mask is slipping.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: The only job the Deputy was after was Brian Cowen's job.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: The Deputy is only a con artist.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: He is only a con artist.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: The Deputy is only codding the people.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: He is only a con artist.
Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012): Jerry Buttimer: The Deputy ought to be ashamed of himself. He is a fraud.

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