SpookyFrank
Don't swallow the cap
That and the fact that in its current form you couldn't slide a rizla between workfare and slavery 


MC5 said:I see 14 Old Etonians that's 14 more than enough for me.
Maurice Picarda said:I have no axe to grind for Cameron, but I suspected that was untrue and a brief google of the shadow cabinet shows it's definitely not.
Leader of the Opposition: David Cameron MP. Eton
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer and General Election Campaign Coordinator: George Osborne MP St Pauls
Shadow Foreign Secretary: William Hague MP Comprehensive
Shadow Home Secretary: David Davis MP State Grammar
Shadow Secretary of State for Defence: Liam Fox MP Scottish High School
Shadow Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families: Michael Gove MP State and Independent schools in Aberdeen
Shadow Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and SkillsDavid Willetts MP: king edwards, independent grammar in Brum
Shadow Secretary of State for Health: Andrew Lansley MP Brentwood Sch, Essex
Shadow Secretary of State for Transport: Theresa Villiers MP can't find
Shadow Secretary of State for Justice: Nick Herbert MP Haileybury
Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions: Chris Grayling MP RGS high wycombe (state)
Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Peter Ainsworth MP Ludgrove school
Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government: Eric Pickles MP Greenshead grammar school
I don't expect that the Labour cabinet would have that dissimilar a split, although I can't be arsed to google any more.

Maurice Picarda said:So of the 130 offices that Cameron has in his gift from a base of 198 MPs and 202 lords temporal, he's given nine to MPs and six to lords from his old skool. And he's had the sense to keep all of them away from senior cabinet roles.
No, I'm going to need another reason to see Cameron as such a terrifying alternative that the Brown boat shouldn't be rocked.
Governments have no need to do u-turns anymore as there's absolutely no means of applying any pressure on them to do so. "Don't want ID cards? What yer gonna do about it? How you gonna make us stop?" might as well be their response.Steve Booth said:Ten years of New Labour have made them arrogant. The government spokesmen and women who went on TV saying that the loss of the data discs will not have any effect on the identity card scheme for example.
Just plough on regardless.
I think Vince Cable has looked far superior to either of the challengers for the LD leadership tbf.treelover said:btw, i think Cable is doing some good work, re Northern Rock
Paulie Tandoori said:I think Vince Cable has looked far superior to either of the challengers for the LD leadership tbf.
Kid_Eternity said:You're not alone there, but that said he has the luxury of being able to be more himself than if he really was leader...
Dan U said:'Stalin to Mr Bean'
that one might stick.

Zeppo said:Why doesn't Flash call an election now - come on - not so big and hard now.
I find this very odd: She said in parliament that only people who she or her aids knew personally have contributed to her campaign; yet there were loans and there are dinner parties to pay off the loans, are all those people personally known as well?Kid_Eternity said:Sounds like Harman is fucked...
treelover said:David Abrahams in the Guardian today, he is appearing to play the 'working class lad made good' card.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/story/0,,2220218,00.html