Telegraph 26/08/08 : "...or be forced to admit that Gordon Brown's stewardship has done for our economy what the crewmen on the bridge achieved for the Titanic."
"With disposable incomes falling for the first time since 1997 (mortgage payments, taxes, fuel costs and food bills are rising sharply), the Prime Minister's private prediction that the corner will soon be turned looks even less credible than his Chancellor's assertion that taxpayers will get all their money back from Northern Rock."
"Mr Brown's moment came and went last autumn, with the election that never was. From here, not only will he fail to achieve gold (victory at the next election), he's long odds against even completing the race."
2 comments:
I don't think your comments on Judith are fair; I think they are based on an impression you received through various media plus a good dollop of some prejudice you have ,tucked away.
It is easy to judge vulnerable people- oh, isn't that what she said in her last blog?
I think you are very personal in your comments and do wonder if you'd be so forthright face-to-face.
If an author cannot be honest enough to name and show the relationship between her and her nanny who is looking after her children, then its fair comment to question just how much that has been written in the blog/book is true.
ps. the comment belonged further down the blog.
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