Every Bit of Clothing Ought to Make You Pretty
Tony Blair gave a brief interview to the Guardian yesterday, described, with a several quotable quotes, here. "At various points in the interview, he betrayed his irritation with his party's left and with what he referred to as 'Guardian readers'." Hah.
Here's his response to a question about whether he is a true hawk or just a poodle in hawk's clothing:
"It's worse than you think. I believe in it. I am truly committed to dealing with this, irrespective of the position of America," he said."If the Americans were not doing this, I would be pressing for them to be doing so."
Meanwhile, LibDem leader Charles Kennedy (a sheep in sheep's clothing, indeed) can't even bring himself to say whether or not he'll "support the troops," as the saying goes, once the war gets underway. Whether or not it's true, as Iain Murray says, that courting the "Guardianista lecturers" in such a manner risks alienating the entire working class, one thing is clear: with an opposition like that, who needs sandals and muesli?
Posted by Dr. Frank at March 1, 2003 10:08 AM | TrackBack