Quote of the Day
Kelvin MacKenzie writes…
“I worry that they don’t really understand the ordinary working man and woman in this country … The trouble is, I’m not sure that the Tories haven’t simply become a Job Centre Plus for Old Etonians.”
Kelvin MacKenzie writes…
“I worry that they don’t really understand the ordinary working man and woman in this country … The trouble is, I’m not sure that the Tories haven’t simply become a Job Centre Plus for Old Etonians.”

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Lord Lamont told ITV News…
“I think the PM is just human and Ed Balls is a pretty irritating person”





Firstish?
Wanker
So am I.
I meant Kelvin …. sorry for the confusion.
Ah, yes..easy mistake.
Actually, what is the ration between the parties re who’s got the most real workers?
Labour have got a miner and a postie, who else?
I thought Kelvin was above following the herd