Last week I found myself in agreement with former Tory spindoctor Amanda Platell in her condemnation of Derek Conway, the MP who paid his son £40,000 of OUR MONEY for doing little if anything. But today, it's back to business as normal:
Amanda was reviewing the papers on Andrew Marr's political show on BBC TV this morning. She was commenting on the controversy surrounding the Archbishop of Canterbury when she made a point of letting us know she's a devout Christian:
If I weren't here, I'd be in church.
Fair enough, perhaps. But then she added:
I know what a lot of my own constituents think...
Er, excuse me. What constituents might they be then? She's certainly not an elected MP. And as far as I'm aware, she's neither a county councillor, district councillor, or parish councillor.
Pompous or what...?
2 comments:
I'm sure my constituents would agree too.
not bad for a monday Geoffrey!
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