I do wish Gordon Brown would stop insulting our intelligence.
After Alistair Darling’s complaints about the "forces of hell" – in the form of the Prime Minister’s aides - being unleashed on him after he warned the recession would be worse than feared in 2008, yesterday we were treated to two counter-lies from Gordon Brown.
First, Mr Brown went on breakfast television to deny any responsibility or knowledge of the briefings against his Chancellor.
And then at Prime Minister’s Questions, he made a point of snuggling up to Darling in a farcical attempt to pretend they were best friends.
As David Cameron aptly put it in the House of Commons chamber, “any closer and they will start kissing.” Quite.
At the risk of becoming desperately repetitive, I do wish Gordon Brown would finally find some courage and call the election. Please?!
After Alistair Darling’s complaints about the "forces of hell" – in the form of the Prime Minister’s aides - being unleashed on him after he warned the recession would be worse than feared in 2008, yesterday we were treated to two counter-lies from Gordon Brown.
First, Mr Brown went on breakfast television to deny any responsibility or knowledge of the briefings against his Chancellor.
And then at Prime Minister’s Questions, he made a point of snuggling up to Darling in a farcical attempt to pretend they were best friends.
As David Cameron aptly put it in the House of Commons chamber, “any closer and they will start kissing.” Quite.
At the risk of becoming desperately repetitive, I do wish Gordon Brown would finally find some courage and call the election. Please?!
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