... he concludes his deputy was "a one-off. Occasionally my bane. More often my support. But genuine, unvarnished and, in the ultimate analysis, true. And in my profession, you can't say better than that".
That's after the life-long union man and working-class hero took the ermine, of course.
If that's his idea of "genuine, unvarnished and true", it's no wonder he was such a fucking disaster for this cuntry.
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Just happened to be listening to this yesterday and I thought that (ignoring the specific references to album sales) it applied perfectly well to John Prescott.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0FHEEuMvuI
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