I for one don't want a poser as pmI find it interesting that May is so popular not in spite of appearing harsh and a bit aggressive in both policy and presentation but because of it. Corbyn's lack of aggression and lack of desire to kick his party in line seems to count against him. Much as I hate to say it, May seems to have got it right with posing as a strong leader. Apparently that's one of the main things people want in a PM.
I guess I find it disturbing on the psychological level, but also it seems to show people pay no attention to how government actually works. We don't have a presidential government that particularly requires 'strong leadership'. The PM of this country could go on holiday for a year and all you'd really need is someone to chair cabinet meetings and make the odd casting vote on policies the ministers/civil servants are coming up with. The country would just go on running as normal. To a lot of people this seems to be irrelevant compared to how PMs present themselves.
Strugeon and Farron? Might watch that.
Going to vote LD again from his mansion is he?Billy Bragg has just been on C4 News pimping the progressive alliance.
He isLooks kind of like he's kissing Theresa May in that photo.
Suddenly my earphone cable/shitty arse interface debacle doesn't seem so badLooks kind of like he's kissing Theresa May in that photo.
What the fuck is that boom mike doing?
It's not a boom mike, it's the Lib Dem ancestral leader's merkin, passed down from Steel to Ashdown, from Kennedy to Campbell, from Clegg to Farron.What the fuck is that boom mike doing?
That's true. Apparently Jo Grimmond made it the President of his very own drinking club at Oxford when the Bullingdon lot wouldn't let him in.It's not a boom mike, it's the Lib Dem ancestral leader's merkin, passed down from Steel to Ashdown, from Kennedy to Campbell, from Clegg to Farron.
“However, it is clear agents were told by Conservative Party headquarters that the costs were part of the national campaign and it would not be possible to prove any agent acted knowingly or dishonestly. Therefore we have concluded it is not in the public interest to charge anyone referred to us with this offence.”
Britain’s highest-paid primary school headteacher, who was knighted three years ago for his services to education, has been suspended from work amid an investigation into allegations of fraud.
The suspension of Sir Craig Tunstall, the £374,000-a-year executive headteacher at the Gypsy Hill federation of eight primary schools in south London, was confirmed in a letter to parents.
The Guardian understands that Tunstall, who had been trying to transform the Gypsy Hill federation into academy status, has become embroiled in a fraud investigation involving several members of staff. It is unclear whether police have been informed.
Jesus. Lambeth Council, they never disappoint.
I'm not sure I am going to survive this election at all. Though this news is as unexpected as the rising sun,, the arrogance of the precious little liars is galling. You might be forgiven for thinking they might lay low and keep their heads down for a time. T jus goes to show the contempt they have for us
The comments on this facebook post about anti-tory grafiti in Totnes are heartwarming.