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Ed Milliband

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Butts

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If as portrayed in the media the above is compared to Wallace....

who is Gromit ?

Ed Balls ?
 
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I can't think about him without a suppressed chuckle, thanks to the (now) hoary old joke about his unspoken of other brother, Steve.
 

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Russel Howard describes him as looking like "a panda that's just been caught with another pandas wife" made even more hilarious by a camera shot of him.....he soooo does!
 

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They voted for the wrong Miliband.
Ed is hopeless, all he does is listen to what the Government are saying, then whinges either there doing not enough or doing too much, but offers no alternative policy, & comes across as an opportunist. His performance at PMQs is awful, his inability to ad lib is telling, he really should ditch the script.

Problem is, is Labour can't get rid of Ed, as there no one other than Balls[& i find Balls quite loathsome]
 

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For years, the Labour Party concentrated on producing slick robots who could put "the message" across, while the grandees in Downing Street (not all elected) pulled the strings. There are now no grandees, and only a flaccid pool of slick robots to choose from - and i think the other Milliband and Balls are simply the best of a very bland and uninspiring bunch. There is no character left in the party, no control - so, alas, no real Gromit
 

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They voted for the wrong Miliband.
Ed is hopeless, all he does is listen to what the Government are saying, then whinges either there doing not enough or doing too much, but offers no alternative policy, & comes across as an opportunist. His performance at PMQs is awful, his inability to ad lib is telling, he really should ditch the script.

Problem is, is Labour can't get rid of Ed, as there no one other than Balls[& i find Balls quite loathsome]

There;'s go to be some potential for a slogan there: "Your only hope: Balls!" or something. :p

i'll work on it.
 

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All I know is, Ed really ought to challenge him for leadership. Wouldn't you vote for Balls? I certainly would.

Only if his campaign is that the Labour party lacks Balls, or similar.


Whenever I head Milliband's name I always change it to 'The Ed Miller Band' in my head. There should be a Jazz band called that.
 
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