The 'Telegraph' has come in for criticism amongst right-wingers on the Conservative Home and Guido Fawkes sites for losing its Tory sensibilities and developing undue sympathies to the Brown camp. It has, admittedly, jettisoned some long-serving Conservative reporters on its political staff, replacing them with more left-wing writers, but its pages today carry a less than sympathetic profile of Ed Balls, and report the expenses claims at some length. Perhaps it is still conscious of its Conservative heritage. Or perhaps there is a more sinister explanation to the stories.....?
Friday, October 26, 2007
Balls to Expenses
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3 comments:
people should lay off ed balls for his over-spending. he is a strong politician and i think Brown should get his balls out more often
I agree with the telegraph... someone has made a right balls up somewhere.
I hope you don't mind, I've used your image of Balls on my blog - http://johnriches.blogspot.com - it has the right mixture of evangelism mixed with insanity.
Thanks, John
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