The fault here is with most drama's utter aversion to anything amusing happening. But House of Cards was a proper drama. And it's a plausible plotline for one of that series. After all, the Chief Whi… (View Post)
I quite enjoy 'to be fair' where it adds absolutely nothing and the counterfactual - i.e. being unfair - is quite difficult to imagine. E.g. "To be fair, I quite like macaroni cheese" (View Post)
Oh come on! This is exactly the sort of thing which happened in The Thick of It. I'm not disputing how ridiculous the situation was. I'm pedantically disputing the use of the phrase 'you couldn't mak… (View Post)
1) I don't think the Farage-Trump link sits terribly high in the consciousness of most Reform voters 2) While Trump is very unpopular, I think he is differently unpopular among Reform voters than he … (View Post)