I just read the TI web landing page… Gordon Bennett; it’s the Brussels gravy train incarnate.
As for Ms Murphy, young and passionate is good. Young, passionate and apparently leaning towards the belief that you own nothing the State doesn’t permit, is vile.
Where did I hear that surname before?
Dan
Maggie Wasshername deflected the question about her own organisation using offshore firms very well indeed.
Gamecock
What could be done with that £? How ’bout buying Maggie a hair brush?
Liberal Yank
My initial reaction was to wonder who was more awake. At first it appeared to be a tie based on hair. As the segment went on I’d have to give the awake win to Ms Murphy.
As to the message Tim wins. Ms Murphy’s response to her organisations involvement appeared to follow the script but her body language suggested that she is deeply troubled.
I’ll now watch the rest. It’s always nice to have a non-American perspective.
Pcar
Tim,
You won the economic and tax argument.
Maggie won the PR argument on several fronts:
enticing arguments and the old chestnut of health
posture
awake/alert
clothes
Tim,
Sit up straight – no slouching
Don’t look like you woke up seconds ago or are about to fall asleep
Wear a tie
Dress like a business man, not a college lecturer
Buy a new pair of non 1950s NHS glasses or wear contacts
To expand on Pcar, patronising your audience (first remarks) doesn’t go down well. I know it’s Al JaQaedaz, but consider it training for Newsnight. You both got a surprisingly long and fair shot, which won’t happen on most TV.
Leave the arrogance to dinosaurs like Paxo. But thanks for a far more measured argument than is usually generated in these pages.
To be taken in the spirit of constructive criticism. And yes, you do need a decent change of clothes (and a trip to the barber) for these things.
Gamecock
‘enticing arguments and the old chestnut of health’
It’s a red herring. Or Red herring? When asked why it was important to make changes, her £ for NHS implies that lives will be saved if you change tax laws. The subject is tax avoidance/cheating, not NHS. I think she failed to produce a reason why it’s important.
I just read the TI web landing page… Gordon Bennett; it’s the Brussels gravy train incarnate.
As for Ms Murphy, young and passionate is good. Young, passionate and apparently leaning towards the belief that you own nothing the State doesn’t permit, is vile.
Where did I hear that surname before?
Maggie Wasshername deflected the question about her own organisation using offshore firms very well indeed.
What could be done with that £? How ’bout buying Maggie a hair brush?
My initial reaction was to wonder who was more awake. At first it appeared to be a tie based on hair. As the segment went on I’d have to give the awake win to Ms Murphy.
As to the message Tim wins. Ms Murphy’s response to her organisations involvement appeared to follow the script but her body language suggested that she is deeply troubled.
I’ll now watch the rest. It’s always nice to have a non-American perspective.
Tim,
You won the economic and tax argument.
Maggie won the PR argument on several fronts:
enticing arguments and the old chestnut of health
posture
awake/alert
clothes
Tim,
Sit up straight – no slouching
Don’t look like you woke up seconds ago or are about to fall asleep
Wear a tie
Dress like a business man, not a college lecturer
Buy a new pair of non 1950s NHS glasses or wear contacts
HTH
P
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To expand on Pcar, patronising your audience (first remarks) doesn’t go down well. I know it’s Al JaQaedaz, but consider it training for Newsnight. You both got a surprisingly long and fair shot, which won’t happen on most TV.
Leave the arrogance to dinosaurs like Paxo. But thanks for a far more measured argument than is usually generated in these pages.
To be taken in the spirit of constructive criticism. And yes, you do need a decent change of clothes (and a trip to the barber) for these things.
‘enticing arguments and the old chestnut of health’
It’s a red herring. Or Red herring? When asked why it was important to make changes, her £ for NHS implies that lives will be saved if you change tax laws. The subject is tax avoidance/cheating, not NHS. I think she failed to produce a reason why it’s important.
Yeah, you got the grumpy old fart look down pat 😉