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Day: April 18, 2006

The colour of hypocrisy

It would be churlish to pick holes in Labour’s funny party election broadcast this evening, so of course, I couldn’t resist. The first point is that its funny, but not half as funny as it could be. The problem is that voiceover: couldn’t they have dug up Pete Postlethaite or Patrick Stewart or some other… Continue reading The colour of hypocrisy

Published 18 April 2006
Categorized as musings Tagged conservatives, labour, politics, television

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