Quote of the Day
Alastair Campbell blogs…
“The Sun, largely for its own commercial and marketing reasons, decided to come out for the Tories at Labour’s conference. They don’t like to back a loser…”
Alastair Campbell blogs…
“The Sun, largely for its own commercial and marketing reasons, decided to come out for the Tories at Labour’s conference. They don’t like to back a loser…”

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Alastair Campbell Malcolm Tucker writes…
“… remember your key attributes: not JFK skipping through the flowers spraying Clinton juice all over everyone. No – the glowering maniac in the boarded-up house who, if we’re lucky, people might just about believe is the only one who can remember where the bank statements are kept. That’s the core strategy.”

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And they don’t cone any bigger than Gor….oops
Goebbels for Gordon! Gord is great!
That is all, I eat my own poo.
Cannibal
That must be the first time you’ve ever told the truth mutha fucka.
The Sun may be a lot of things but most of the time they have a pretty good idea of what the readership is thinking
Our online legions are on the march.
Gord is great! Peter speaks for him!
Hahahaha
Don’t expect Labour to go down without the biggest negative campaign ever.
Old habits die hard, even without compliant media support.
So the end game….
Labour has lost but Milli as the new leader will be damage limitation
Full quote is somewhat different in meaning…
“The Sun, largely for its own commercial and marketing reasons, decided to come out for the Tories at Labour’s conference.
They don’t like to back a loser and will be worried that despite the battering Labour have taken, the Tories are far from home and dry.”