Monday, May 29, 2006
I WILL BE BACK SOON
In the meantime I've noticed I should pack my bags and move:
Well, on the plus side no more football. On the downside, too big for me to make any serious impact on the political direction of the country. (Oh yeah, unlike in Britain?! -Ed.)
In the meantime I've noticed I should pack my bags and move:
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Well, on the plus side no more football. On the downside, too big for me to make any serious impact on the political direction of the country. (Oh yeah, unlike in Britain?! -Ed.)
Monday, May 08, 2006
Friday, May 05, 2006
LOCAL ELECTIONS: SOME GOOD MAY FOLLOW . . .
I was glad to see that my team romped home with a win of about 250 seats, so dragging myself down to the church hall half an hour before closing time was worth after all.
To some extent these results have fuelled the Cabinet reshuffle that was being geared up before. I heaved a sigh of relief on hearing that Jack Straw was leaving Foreign; he was pretty weak and quite rubbish in that post. Then the shock of course that Margaret Beckett takes over. That Straw was never going to be taken serious on Iran is one thing, but Beckett?! I expect this will become so ridiculous that it should be possible for the Tories to cut a positive profile on world affairs; essential for any comeback. Another plus is the elevation of EU affairs to a proper Cabinet level post. The bad news is that the first Secretary of State for Europe will be none other than Geoff Hoon. 'nuff said.
I was glad to see that my team romped home with a win of about 250 seats, so dragging myself down to the church hall half an hour before closing time was worth after all.
To some extent these results have fuelled the Cabinet reshuffle that was being geared up before. I heaved a sigh of relief on hearing that Jack Straw was leaving Foreign; he was pretty weak and quite rubbish in that post. Then the shock of course that Margaret Beckett takes over. That Straw was never going to be taken serious on Iran is one thing, but Beckett?! I expect this will become so ridiculous that it should be possible for the Tories to cut a positive profile on world affairs; essential for any comeback. Another plus is the elevation of EU affairs to a proper Cabinet level post. The bad news is that the first Secretary of State for Europe will be none other than Geoff Hoon. 'nuff said.
Labels: Conservatives, politics
