"Has he found a single person who believes his excuses for cancelling the election?"
In one of the liveliest ever Prime Minister's Question Times, David Cameron savages the Prime Minister.
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October 12, 2007
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Just gets better every time I watch it.
It has been pointed out else where that the reply "I'll take no lecture from" .. is the standard panic answer issued to Labour ministers when they are totally floored by their opposite number.
Hence the load Tory cheers when Brown has to resort to it for his first answer !
Posted by: Man in a Shed | October 12, 2007 at 12:06 PM
I have to say that, while this was good for insiders at Westminster, an "ordinary" voter looking at it would not see Brown's answers as all that bad. I would have thought there were a lot more than 15,000 nondoms but I suggest it is not a good idea to just leave the issue. Can forsee Ed Balls at al bringing it up again.
Posted by: David Sergeant | October 12, 2007 at 06:34 PM