That tweet could be edited down to the last three words.

Not always awful. Sometimes it's expensive and awful.

I appreciate it relates to one type of PR (and list candidates in particular), but the SNP have gamed it well in Scotland by having a subsidiary party available for coalition when needed.

Trump could have used that image in Kentucky.

Yeah, I did realise the dates didn't fit after I posted that.

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This was why Oliver Stone canned his proposed biopic of the Doors.

I may have missed something above, but the answer to your question is when you are in parts of Glasgow.

The Telegraph's campaign for a three day week starts here!

No 10s handling of the "leadership debate" is the best example. It keeps exploding in their faces and instead of walking away, they go back and try cutting a different wire to defuse it.

Ideally, step on fewer rakes. But certainly, once you step on one, take the hit and move on. Don't keep resetting the rake and trying to avoid it coming up and smacking you in the face again and again!

There is a disconnect between the mainly offline public and the younger, very online, leaders of many organisations (on the right and left) that is going to become increasingly obvious. The doctors' strike and in particular the BMA's handling of it will be a good case study.

Left through the window?

The extent to which generation X has repeatedly dropped the ball here really shakes my self image.

Agreed, particularly regarding factors. Though the only thing worse than a factored property is an unfactored property.

Surprised he didn't try and write a cheque.

Scientist, expert, or simply literate?

Which one are you?