And Another Thing…

It was a clever tactic, as now no-one can critique the speech for the blatant nonsense!

I’ll let you decide which one!

Well I’ld just put on a Donald Duck dvd

Well planned like the mansion tax.

I should reserve comments like this for AFTER the Labour conference!!(and I speak as a Labour supporter).

Tom, what’s your view on this

Rab – Outrageous. I feel a letter to the Chief Constable coming on.

It was quite funny when all coverage evaporated to the UN. Poor Clegg…

Very easy choice for the discerning viewer.

Watch neither.

I couldn’t quite bring myself to ‘believe’ in the Obamessiah.

Nick Clegg thinks he’ll be Prime Minister. Ah, bless.

I assume that our Beloved Leader had a long conversation with the TV set on a one-to-one basis whilst frantically trying to work out why Obama Beach wasn’t replying to him ?

They both talked about things they’d like to do but will never have the power to.

Don’t see the difference.

OK, next question – will Beloved Leader go before or after Baroness Scotland ?

You know the writing is on the wall when leading articles start “Gordon Brown had to deny Westminster rumours yesterday that he could quit on health grounds as party strife shattered his hopes of a
smooth run-in to the Labour conference.”
from: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article6846771.ece

Maybe it’s a MP who happens to watch Doctor Who plotting to get rid of Harriet Jones like figure ?

“Don’t you think she looks tired ?”

I certainly hope somebody intervenes over the Stasi (Strathclyde) Police affair. Who is actually in charge of them?

Meanwhile, TWO more rats leaving the sinking ship this week?

Now only two kinds of Labour MP are staying in Government – the absolute no-hopers who were picked because nobody else would do the job and those who are busy positioning themselves for the leadership of the party after the massacre (sorry, election).

OOps, sorry what was this topic about? Some minor party. Wasn’t Paddy Ashdown in it once?

I see my early-morning post was not seen fit to grace your blog (possibly with good reason, I was somewhat angry when I wrote it)….

Suffice to say I am *very* displeased with the reported actions of Strathclyde Police, and also somewhat peeved at the Telegraph writers for suggesting it had something to do with Mr. Salmond, as opposed to some jumped-up little nitwit at Strathclyde Police.

Tom

For someone who believes the Lib Dems are no-hopers, you seem to be expending a lot of blogs on their useless plight. Either you’ve nothing else to talk about, or they are indeed a threat to many Labour seats. What is it to be??

Seriously, Andrew, it’s neither – they just irritate me and they’re incredibly easy to wind up. As you’ve just confirmed.

Ah, but Tom..

You misread me. I only vote Lib Dem tactically, to ensure the Tories don’t get in!

It’s the FPTP voting system I have a problem with. Even your ‘real’ leader, PM, has a slight issue with it.

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