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The fact that the UK has a prime minister who can even attempt this sort of thing, never mind sucessfully, is something of a positive.
In what sense though? Catherine Tate's act is enough of a disgrace in the first place, based as it is on the idea of
a well-heeled, thirtysomething comedian mocking the already really tired out 'funny' situation with regard to the problem the English middle class has with 'chavs'. It wasn't that amusing on 'Little Britain', but at least they thought of it first. Here though, it's less good.
Granted, Margaret Thatcher would never have agreed to appear in anything like this, but on the other hand, I can't help feeling she might have made a better fist of US relations in recent years. Whereas Tony, in both cases, has once again demonstrated, graphically, why he was just too silly to be in the job he's been in for far too long. |
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