Brown’s Bushisms
Gordon Brown was quoted in the Telegraph saying that he spends “every day that I wake up” trying to keep the economy on track. Does he not wake every day? Are there days where things are just too bad to get out of bed?
Last week he made two great Bushisms in his speech to the Scottish TUC:
- “I remember the 1940s.” Gordon Brown was born in in 1951.
- “The Government has done more for poverty over the past fifteen years” Yes, beginning when John Major was in charge of the government.
- He also told Sky’s Adam Boulton last week that Britain had been “diversifying into gold” by selling Britain’s gold reserves. And it was the Tories fault anyway.
- “Nelson Mandela was freed in our lunchtime.” Well, Prezza’s lunchtime…
- “Britain and China are both centres of invasion….”
Do send Guido any more Brown language mangling Bushisms to the usual Guido.Fawkes@Order-Order.com.
