My goodness, George Eaton in the New Statesman writes a whole article on Labour strategy without once mentioning guru David Axelrod: http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2014/05/miliband-has-lost-momentum-ukip-insurgents-he-s-fighting-back-turning-blue
Is Mr Axelrod yesterday's romance?
Who is dumping who here?
Will Labour ask for a refund of the fees (or is that like asking for the engagement ring back?).
One is reminded of Dire Straits and their wise salutary words:
You can fall for chains of silver you can fall for chains of gold
You can fall for pretty strangers and the promises they hold
You promised me everything, you promised me thick and thin, yeah.
Now you just say, "Oh Romeo, yeah. You know, I used to have a scene with him."
Is Mr Axelrod yesterday's romance?
Who is dumping who here?
Will Labour ask for a refund of the fees (or is that like asking for the engagement ring back?).
One is reminded of Dire Straits and their wise salutary words:
You can fall for chains of silver you can fall for chains of gold
You can fall for pretty strangers and the promises they hold
You promised me everything, you promised me thick and thin, yeah.
Now you just say, "Oh Romeo, yeah. You know, I used to have a scene with him."
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