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This was probably Nick Clegg’s finest hour (or half hour, as the case maybe), and probably as close as he will ever get to becoming PM, and doing the real thing. We look forward to when Cameron and Clegg come up against real opponents in either Ed or Dave (Miliband that is). TP is backing Ed Miliband. He was backign Balls, but Miliband seems a fair bet. One piece of advice to Ed, have a decent meal….
Clegg made history today, so he should be happy. We all like making our own history, and today, it was Clegg’s turn to make his own history.
Jack Straw appeared like a demented Rat that had had his tail stepped on by Clegg, crying out in pain, desperately squeaking, “get off my tail, let go.” Clegg was like a tom cat, playing with it, stepping on it, letting go, and then playing with it, and stepping on it again and again.
At one point, TP thought Straw was going to conk it, and keel over. Fortunately, Clegg, made it a less painful experience, by gunning him down six times – Straw definitely won’t be back for more….Thank God for small mercies….
TP has been taking a break from politics, and been progressing other ventures, so will only be very occasionally updating this blog from now on. For the summer at least. For a starter for ten, if you didn’t see the very illuminating interview between Jon Snow and the Tory MP Zac Goldsmith, then here it is…
Suffice to say, both Jon Snow and Goldsmith didn’t exactly paint themselves in a great light here. Snow could have easily given Goldsmith an answer to his question about Channel Four’s integrity over arranging an interview with him, – despite the fact Snow is meant to be asking the questions, not Goldsmith…
Both were intent on stringing out the interview, despite the fact that this interview should have lasted no more than five minutes. Again, the OFCOM investigation will be worth following up….