Sunday, February 04, 2007

Jesters, spinners, flattery, feuds and favouritism. Blair's time in office.

'When critics charge British government with being presidential they misunderstand the word. Presidencies have checks and balances. Britain under Blair has been not presidential but courtly, a place of jesters, spinners, flattery, feuds and favouritism. Above all it has revolved round patronage, whose abuse may be its downfall.'

That was the best bit. Read the whole thing here.

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