Nadine Dorries - I'm very touched by the Prime Minister's words
Alex Hilton - Derek Draper has my full support
Sunny Hundal - I'm absolutely delighted the media ask Iain Dale on rather than me
Guido Fawkes - The Telegraph is my newspaper of choice
Damian McBride - I voz only obeying orders
Ray Collins - Derek Draper is welcome at Labour Party HQ anytime
Kevin Maguire - I voz only obeying orders
Charlie Whelan - My Union is 100% behind me
Tony Blair - I'm so sorry this has happened to Gordon Brown
Gordon Brown - Sorry
PS I did a 15 minute chat with Donal Blaney on his Blogtalk Radio show earlier this morning. Listen to it HERE.
“I don’t like feuds” - my arse.
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ReplyDeleteIain Dale: "I have no comment".
*grin*
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I preferred this one.
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ReplyDeleteThe important news is that a HoC Committee have said the national security dangers of leaks to Green were exaggerated.
ReplyDeleteWho is cabinet office minister and who was a civil servant sat in the next desk?
Either way it is another govt smear.
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ReplyDeleteIain Dale - 'I've had enough of this smeargate thing.'
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ReplyDeleteEd Balls "Yes of course I know Damian really well. I chair a tactics meeting with him every Wednesday."
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ReplyDeleteIain Dale: I'm off to be editor of LabourList.
oh bugger - have I missed another salvo from Mr Ireland?
ReplyDeleteIain - you should try-out for Millionaire's fastest finger :)
“I’m deeply saddened as this paints politics in a bad light and gloating only makes it worse” – Iain Dale
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ReplyDeleteChris Galey & Greeny have got off - huzzah and trebles all round. Galey's a lucky lad.
ReplyDeleteTim been in? His mum's gonna be fretting - he's a very naughty boy.
ReplyDeleteAfter all the intensity of this week, this made me laugh, thanks Iain!
ReplyDeleteAfter all the intensity of this week, this made me laugh - thanks Iain!
ReplyDeleteMore Nokias go ballistic :)
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone else find it deeply significant that Derek Draper has removed his desktop computer from his home?
ReplyDeletehttp://blogs.mirror.co.uk/mirror-images/2009/04/derek-draper-labour-spin-docto.html
(Lancastrian Oik passed this to me)
OK, after Mr Ireland's latest asshattery, I withdraw my earlier comment.
ReplyDeleteCopy and paste if Susan Boyle brought you here
ReplyDeleteIain
ReplyDeleteAre you insinuating Guido doesnt read the Torygraph.....good God you`ll be telling us he`s a Daily Sport man next...
"Are you insinuating Guido doesnt read the Torygraph."
ReplyDeleteAfter they decided to keep the chequebook in their pocket probably not.