Re: Hillsborough Report
 

Miliband must surely have one of the worst political instincts of a party leader for a good while, maybe only rivaled by IDS. It's criminal how bad he is. He frequently misses opportunities to gain an advantage and walks into so many unforced mistakes. He is almost a non-entity, in the European Elections he was nowhere to be seen. It's almost as if he is paralyzed between embracing his own reserved geeky (for want of a better word) style and a desire to be more dynamic. He just seems really uncomfortable in being the later.

---------- Post added at 15:37 ---------- Previous post was at 15:32 ----------

That said he is ahead in the polls. Maybe his entire plan is to as quiet as possible and let the Tories fight amongst themselves.....He might actually be a political genius.

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

It could be Labour genius. Public demand Labour to install electable candidate = landslide victory.

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

Probably thinking you're a dick

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

Well of course he is. He's sorry because he's made himself look like a completely out of touch **** masquerading as someone who cares about real people. Makes you wonder why anyone buys the sort of guff he and his party spout in their attempt to lie their way back into power.

He's only 'sorry' because he's been caught out and exposed for the duplicitous opportunist he is.

Axelrod looks like he was really good value... :D

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

So how about Cameron and Clegg who also obliged the Sun by doing the same thing..Don't they need to apologise as well?

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

Don't know what the fuss is about ,the second edition of the Sun was promoting the world cup ,nothing to do with Hillsborough.I think some perspective is needed

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

most people in Liverpool already dislike them anyway....;)

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

It's just politically tone-deaf if anything.

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

I'm just saying that some people keep asking for balance when it comes to politics but also fail to exercise that balance from time to time.;)

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

It didn't bother me who held up copies of the Sun - I was pointing out that it seemed to bother others, and that Mr. M felt the need to apologise.

I personally think he lost more support by apologising than by the initial action.....

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

Cheers for that you frogy git.

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

Considering everything else going on in the country and elsewhere, holding up a newspaper is hardly crime of the century.

It's understandable many are upset with the Sun over Hillsborough but to give a politician so much grief to force an apology is a bit OTT for what it is. It's fair enough people not liking it and using it as a reason not to vote for him, but forcing an apology when the intentions were to support our country is wrong.

It really is a shame people lost their loved ones in this incident but bashing everyone over every little connection doesn't benefit anyone.

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

you couldn't make it up..

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

They'll be lucky to get out of Liverpool alive.

Re: Hillsborough Report
 

Admirable response from the prof imo

http://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news...-35328395.html