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Well, that's true. The coin is a better man than I, perhaps.
I would have voted Johnson if the coin had told me to though. It would have been one in the eye for Gordon Brown.
The irony of this is that I don't think Gordon's doing too badly as PM. He seems fatally divided against himself, a former backseat driver who's a bit terrified now he's at the wheel, but at least he isn't in everyone's face the whole time, like the Blairs were. And the Camerons would be
He seems worn-out and broken, not a lot more than a barely-there skull in a lot of the photos, so the coin did the right thing, I think.
Though I doubt London under Johnson, if it happens, will be very different. I just hope he does nothing, puts his hush puppies on the desk and gets wrecked for the next four years. London would get by somehow, I suppose. |
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