Not that they seem to have noticed. They've buried the lead six feet under:
'For a man who always cautioned against hubris in office – if ultimately succumbing to it by holding onto the prime ministership for so long – John Howard is having a bit of trouble containing his excitement at the speed at which his progeny has turned Liberal fortunes around.
“I don’t think Tony has put a foot wrong,” he tells The Punch. “He’s given real heart and hope to the Liberal Party.”'
Memo to David Penberthy and/or The Punch's sub(s): I think you-all mean 'protegé'.
9 comments:
heheh*snort*
hmmm, everlasting secret family?
well spotted and I am glad your reading of the piece was rewarded with a guffaw, as I would not have got through the first para.
A tabloid of record is only as strong as it's weakest subbie.
thanks for the schnnorrk.
I wonder what Mrs Howard thinks about that. Youthful indiscretion on the part of Mr Howard perhaps?
Which would make the mother Bronwyn Bishop then? So few words; so much explained.
Whoopsie.
There's a dynasty I don't wish to think about.
More fun with Tony!
Our cup overfloweth...
Nice change for Tony - suddenly discovering a long lost father instead of vice-versa.
He's a one man soap opera our Tone.
Or as the comment bitch describes him, a "croginp".
Hey, I really like "croginp". I think I'm gonna absorb more of this excellent plonk liberated from work and write me a flarf poem using word captchas.
Post a Comment