Brown's golden cabinet couple have been exposed as triple flippers buried in the latest revelations from the Telegraph, as a shamed justice minister is forced to quit and New Labour sinks to an all time low in the polls.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Green Shoots Of A Snap Election?
Billy-no-mates Brown and his greedy chancers have sunk to a new low in the polls. The latest MPs' expenses shock leaves many searching for green shoots of a snap election.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
How Many More Scalps Will It Take?
The rotten MPs' expenses scandal has claimed its first scalps with a hard-line ex-New Labour minister suspended from the Party and a top Tory quitting as Cameron's aid, as the public rounds on the robbers after their highway robbery.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
A Bang, Tears And Unhappy Ending
It's chequebooks at dawn as the bad and the ugly play follow the new Leader in Westminster pay-back time. MPs are hoping the Telegraph's fickle finger of fate is running its course. But events have a nasty habit of turning up when you least expect them. Stand by for another nasty surprise.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Dave Leads The Way, Where's Gordon?
Cameron has grasped the nettle and found a golden bullet to get to grips with the expenses scandal, leaving Billy-no-mates Brown high and dry.
A Golden Bullet Of Trust
The race is on to find a golden 'trust' bullet to capture the political high ground after the squalid expenses racket, clear the air, make peace with voters and come out with a scrap of dignity. Today Brown delivers a speech on 'crime', Mandelson one on 'enterprise'. How ironic. 'Crime' and 'enterprise' go hand in hand, as the sordid MPs expenses scandal shows no signs of abating.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Two Sorries, Two Browns, Too Late
Freshly made-up Brown bounced back with a fulsome apology and a new make-over over the expenses scam which has rocked Westminster and left MPs in a cold sweat. Only it was all a tad too late. Darn Dave had got in there before him.
Cameron's 'Sorry' Shows Up Brown
Tory leader David Cameron has been quick to say sorry and urged MPs caught out in the expenses sham to apologise, as revelations turn the spotlight on top Tories, now under fire after the relentless battering of New Labour ministers. Showing bunkered Brown and his bunch of greedy cronies how it should be dealt with, some Tory peers now reckon only a general election can clear the rotten air.
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