“A big majority of voters regard Gordon Brown as weak, a loser and not up to the job of being Prime Minister…
A mere 25 per cent believe Mr Brown is up to the job of being Prime Minister, against 72 per cent who believe he is not.” (The Times)
Over the past week or so, William Hague has been the victim of malicious rumours about his sexuality and relationship with a new aide. I …
According to Vote Match, if I had a vote in the Labour leadership contest, apparently I should vote for David Miliband. I don’t know if …
The cat who was dumped in a wheelie bin takes its revenge on the woman who did it. Perhaps now people will stop making death …
I don’t understand how this (or this) is supposedly a “cash for access” scandal:
The Tory fund-raising operation is inviting financial backers to join Team 2000, …
Are they they same people who thought the sun shone out of Tony Blair’s bottom? Ho, hum. Looks like they got the prime minister they deserved.
This is the GOAT outcome, from the Government Of All the Talentless — there just wasn’t anyone else better from without the Labour ranks, as polls have shown after the first year of experience. Anyone else would have been worse, the people of Britain seem to believe, and they are probably right.
Meanwhile, the picture of Brown reminds us all just how ghastly an appearance the Gorgon has. Taking a cue from the excellent WITCH animated TV series, second season episode 12 (“L is for Loser”, sandwiched in between “K is for Knowledge” and “M is for Mercy”), our sub-Prime Minister could do with a dose of “glamourising” magic from the evil Nerissa…
[...] he really means is that “the electorate think I’m a loser, and my deputy wants my job. But it’s my party and I’ll cry if I want [...]
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