For all those that claim the BBC is anti Tory, tonights Panorama was a
total PPB for the Conservatives...

"David Cameron has transformed the Conservative Party from unelectable
and out of touch to runaway leaders in the race to form the next
Government, but can he convince us he understands modern Britain?

BBC political editor Nick Robinson takes him to Birmingham - site of
the Conservative Party's annual conference - to meet some undecided
voters. Can he persuade them he's got what it takes to be prime
minister?"

I only saw a few minutes of it, but there seemed to be no naysayers at
all.

"Ed"  wrote in message 
news:7b357422-aeeb-4a6f-bc49-b4b58b19064d@2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com...
> For all those that claim the BBC is anti Tory, tonights Panorama was a
> total PPB for the Conservatives...
>
> "David Cameron has transformed the Conservative Party from unelectable
> and out of touch to runaway leaders in the race to form the next
> Government, but can he convince us he understands modern Britain?
>
> BBC political editor Nick Robinson takes him to Birmingham - site of
> the Conservative Party's annual conference - to meet some undecided
> voters. Can he persuade them he's got what it takes to be prime
> minister?"
>
> I only saw a few minutes of it, but there seemed to be no naysayers at
> all.
>



A monkey in a suit would seem like a better proposition than Brown, Darling, 
Cooper, Balls and co right now. Even Jeremy Clarkson could do a better job.

>
> "David Cameron has transformed the Conservative Party from unelectable
> and out of touch to runaway leaders in the race to form the next
> Government,

Whereas Gordon has taken Labour from runaway leaders (ish) to out of
touch and unelectable.

I guess political science students will be writing dissertations for
many years to come on how New Labour sleep walked into Gordon Brown,
the self destruct button and all for the vanity of one man.

Never before has ego been so favoured over the bigger picture to the
extent that Government, party and country now revolve in orbit around
the needs of shaping his destiny.

On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 13:13:43 -0700, Ed wrote:

> I only saw a few minutes of it, but there seemed to be no naysayers at
> all.

Should have watched ALL of it then.

On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 13:47:22 -0700, allan tracy wrote:

> I guess political science students will be PLAGERISING dissertations

Fixed mistaken word for you.

In article <48e148af$0$2931$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk>, Ar@127.0.0.1 
says...
> On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 13:47:22 -0700, allan tracy wrote:
> 
> > I guess political science students will be PLAGERISING dissertations
> 
> Fixed mistaken word for you.

Did you mean `plagiarising'?
-- 
SAm.

On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 22:32:44 +0100, Sam Nelson wrote:

> Did you mean `plagiarising'?

Yes :-)

On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 at 13:13:43, Ed  
wrote in uk.media.tv.misc :
>
>"David Cameron has transformed the Conservative Party from unelectable
>and out of touch to runaway leaders in the race to form the next
>Government, but can he convince us he understands modern Britain?
>
>BBC political editor Nick Robinson takes him to Birmingham - site of
>the Conservative Party's annual conference - to meet some undecided
>voters. Can he persuade them he's got what it takes to be prime
>minister?"
>
Surely Gordon Brown is his best publicist for that? :)
-- 
Paul 'Charts Fan' Hyett

On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 07:55:56 +0000, Paul Hyett wrote:

>>BBC political editor Nick Robinson takes him to Birmingham - site of the
>>Conservative Party's annual conference - to meet some undecided voters.
>>Can he persuade them he's got what it takes to be prime minister?"
>>
> Surely Gordon Brown is his best publicist for that? :)

Gordon is hiding in his bunker again so we don't know. Actually..

Ed wrote:
> I only saw a few minutes of it, but there seemed to be no naysayers at
> all.

Watch it all, then your opinion will be valid. For all you know the 
"naysayers" were all over the rest of the programme that you /didn't/ see.

-- 
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