Posted by deep blue
on November 4, 2009, 1:01 pm, in reply to "Hmm, people say that"
it's a very good act if so. Plus why would a politician want to appear stupid, it doesn't really make sense. I don't see what advantage one would gain by it.
the good thing though, is it *is* refreshing to have someone like him around, if only for entertainment value.
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: He did stand up in the commons and start a
: pre-written rant about a topic they weren't
: even debating yet.
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: The media cover for him because he's a
: character, last week the BBC Radio5
: political correspondant actually prompted
: him about something he'd forgot to be
: desperately passionate about.
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: People just go with the "Clever man
: pretending to be an idiot" line to
: assure themselves that they haven't just got
: a soft-spot for the affable upper class
: twit.
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