Is Clinton still going? I thought his busy £150 a seat Albert Hall gig procluded his attending Manchester this year?
Far better they bring in Frank Luntz to address the faithful and teach them that "party leadership meltdown catastrophe" actually means "new party direction and steerage challenges".
September 25, 2006 at 12:13 PM
Anonymous
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We'll never forget you Tommy Blair.
September 25, 2006 at 12:14 PM
Anonymous
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Maybe they're playing a NuLab version of "Where's Wally" to amuse Prescott... I mean these conferences are long affairs aren't they. If his mind wanders no woman is safe.
September 25, 2006 at 12:27 PM
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This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang...
I went to the Labour Conference web site and entered "Blair" in the search box. Got this response:
The search facility is currently offline for routine maintenance
Routine maintenace? In the middle of the conference when Brown is on his trotters?
September 25, 2006 at 12:31 PM
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What? Not a bang at the end of it all?
Bugger that...pass me a pie...
September 25, 2006 at 12:33 PM
Anonymous
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I must say your slow Guido - I posted this on politicalbettting.com last Thursday: see here.
September 25, 2006 at 2:06 PM
Anonymous
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Clinton's not the surprise guest. Apparently George Cloonry is. so I've heard.
September 25, 2006 at 6:54 PM
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Peter Hitchens said...
clinton charges £200k for these appearences,it might be interesting to see who is picking up the tab.
12:04 PM
Beat me to it...again!
Remember the last election? Where was Bliar then? It was noticeable how absent he was from election leaflets and TV. They knew they needed to keep him out of sight, but here we are, near 18 months later and he is still there.....
Clooney? I thought he had gone all kind of Jane Fonda on the shermans?
18 comments:
Will Millipede share his experience with open source political policy formation?
What about the power of Wikis in driving voter engagement?
Will there be cake...?
He's under the "Parliamentary Report" thing tomorrow (after Baroness Amos)
You mean he should be...
Politics is a cruel business!
The leader's speech is known as the "Parliamentary Report" at Labour conferences. It's listed as the last item on Tuesday.
Maybe he is the suprise international speaker...he's abroad often enough!
Tony who??
How soon we forget.....
clinton charges £200k for these appearences,it might be interesting to see who is picking up the tab.
He was listed last year - full billing:
http://www.labour.org.uk/index.php?id=ac05agenda
hat tip: Andrea, pbc
Is Clinton still going? I thought his busy £150 a seat Albert Hall gig procluded his attending Manchester this year?
Far better they bring in Frank Luntz to address the faithful and teach them that "party leadership meltdown catastrophe" actually means "new party direction and steerage challenges".
We'll never forget you Tommy Blair.
Maybe they're playing a NuLab version of "Where's Wally" to amuse Prescott... I mean these conferences are long affairs aren't they. If his mind wanders no woman is safe.
This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang...
I went to the Labour Conference web site and entered "Blair" in the search box. Got this response:
The search facility is currently offline for routine maintenance
Routine maintenace? In the middle of the conference when Brown is on his trotters?
What? Not a bang at the end of it all?
Bugger that...pass me a pie...
I must say your slow Guido - I posted this on politicalbettting.com last Thursday: see here.
Clinton's not the surprise guest. Apparently George Cloonry is. so I've heard.
Peter Hitchens said...
clinton charges £200k for these appearences,it might be interesting to see who is picking up the tab.
12:04 PM
Beat me to it...again!
Remember the last election? Where was Bliar then? It was noticeable how absent he was from election leaflets and TV. They knew they needed to keep him out of sight, but here we are, near 18 months later and he is still there.....
Clooney? I thought he had gone all kind of Jane Fonda on the shermans?