Get these clowns out of No 10!

Liberal Democrats teased us with this cryptic graphic earlier this morning.

What did it mean? (Hint: We’re going to need a bigger tractor)

Well, now we know what the two queries stand for:

A circus cannon and “Get these clowns out of No 10!”

 

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2 Comments

  • Mel Borthwaite 21st Jul '23 - 12:14pm

    Perhaps ‘No Coalitions with Clowns’ will be our slogan for the next election…

  • David Langshaw 21st Jul '23 - 2:39pm

    I know that their listenership is microscopically small, but it was interesting to listen to Matt Chorley on Times Radio this morning. He had people e-mailing and texting in with suggestions for new gimmicks for Ed to use in future. None of the ideas were particularly good, but it’s clear that they are cutting through with at least one section of the public. Even people who don’t like them are talking about them, it seems.
    (Oh, and I think the best suggestion was something to do with ploughing through a blue field with a big yellow agricultural implement of some sort.)

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