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I heard her on R4. Vague and patronising springs to mind. They haven't worked out what they're doing yet - if I was them I'd lay low until the details of the manifesto have been hammered out. I expect this is exactly as Maybot had hoped things would play out by taking them off guard and calling the snap election.
And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show
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Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:23 - May 2 with 3325 views
Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:19 - May 2 by Swansea_Blue
Fair assessment. Personality aside she didn't say anything horrendous, but then she didn't really defend the question over funding either.
The question of how many commitments were being funded by the reversal of the CGT cuts? She kind of did, she said that previously they had said that reversing that cut could be used to fund spending and now they are making specific commitments, that it will be used to pay for a lot of bobbies on the beat.
So she batted away the accusation that they had promised to use it again and again and now were giving their actual manifesto commitments.
I like the way she says " C O O O O O S S S S S T T T T T " with extra emphasis to buy thinking time.
And the sound effects of rustling paper as her minion passed her their calculations: almost BBC Radiophonic workshop quality.
But the real question is:
Who should be sacked? The experienced politician or the intern who failed to fully cost a new policy correctly at 3 seconds notice?
So, dear electorate, your choice is between a car-crash Prime Minister and a train crash Opposition. May is proving herself to be not quite up to the job of Brexit negotiations, but then Corbyn has proved himself not quite up to the job of picking and motivating and retaining a decent team to do the job.
I never tbought I would say this, but I'd have John Major back in a heart-beat, right now.
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Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:44 - May 2 with 3221 views
Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:40 - May 2 by connorscontract
I like the way she says " C O O O O O S S S S S T T T T T " with extra emphasis to buy thinking time.
And the sound effects of rustling paper as her minion passed her their calculations: almost BBC Radiophonic workshop quality.
But the real question is:
Who should be sacked? The experienced politician or the intern who failed to fully cost a new policy correctly at 3 seconds notice?
So, dear electorate, your choice is between a car-crash Prime Minister and a train crash Opposition. May is proving herself to be not quite up to the job of Brexit negotiations, but then Corbyn has proved himself not quite up to the job of picking and motivating and retaining a decent team to do the job.
I never tbought I would say this, but I'd have John Major back in a heart-beat, right now.
RIP Screaming Lord Sutch
I suspect comments above on a low turnout will be fairly close to the mark
Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:44 - May 2 by Lord_Lucan
It went from 10,000 to 250,000 policemen and started at £8k per copper per year.
I genuinely can't understand how these people get in such a position of power.
How? I wonder...
I'm assuming Abbot is grounded in Oxbridge despite her best attempts to hide any academic brightness.
Edit, that's not jealousy before anyone suggests, because I'd rather we had well-educated and in theory intelligent politicians, but connections certainly seem to play a bigger role than anything else.
Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:44 - May 2 by Lord_Lucan
It went from 10,000 to 250,000 policemen and started at £8k per copper per year.
I genuinely can't understand how these people get in such a position of power.
I liked this bit, around 2m 40secs:
DA: "We anticipate recruiting 250,000 policemen" Interviewer: "You're recruiting 250,000?" DA: "No, we're recruiting 2,250" I: "So where did 250,000 come from?" DA: "I think you said that, not me"
Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:50 - May 2 by Swansea_Blue
How? I wonder...
I'm assuming Abbot is grounded in Oxbridge despite her best attempts to hide any academic brightness.
Edit, that's not jealousy before anyone suggests, because I'd rather we had well-educated and in theory intelligent politicians, but connections certainly seem to play a bigger role than anything else.
Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:40 - May 2 by connorscontract
I like the way she says " C O O O O O S S S S S T T T T T " with extra emphasis to buy thinking time.
And the sound effects of rustling paper as her minion passed her their calculations: almost BBC Radiophonic workshop quality.
But the real question is:
Who should be sacked? The experienced politician or the intern who failed to fully cost a new policy correctly at 3 seconds notice?
So, dear electorate, your choice is between a car-crash Prime Minister and a train crash Opposition. May is proving herself to be not quite up to the job of Brexit negotiations, but then Corbyn has proved himself not quite up to the job of picking and motivating and retaining a decent team to do the job.
I never tbought I would say this, but I'd have John Major back in a heart-beat, right now.
so would Edwina!
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Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 11:03 - May 2 with 3126 views
Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 10:53 - May 2 by SWGF
I liked this bit, around 2m 40secs:
DA: "We anticipate recruiting 250,000 policemen" Interviewer: "You're recruiting 250,000?" DA: "No, we're recruiting 2,250" I: "So where did 250,000 come from?" DA: "I think you said that, not me"
Brilliant. Absolutely bloody brilliant.
Absolute shambles of an interview, that sums up Labours campaign in one hit.
as one of the comments says, giving abbott air time is clear proof of bbc anti-labour bias.
And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show
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Diane Abbotts Interview on LBC this morning.. on 11:41 - May 2 with 3007 views
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