"Let sunshine win the day!"

[Burnsall]

With this Churchillian appeal David Cameron didn't just secure a well-justified standing ovation at the Tory Conference, he surely booked his place as Britain's next elected Prime Minister, and I have no doubt that the very first item on his agenda on his way back from Kissing Hands at the Palace will be to abolish the hated Hunting Act.

But when proper hunting with hounds has been restored will the Cameronians in pink be able to follow their leader's example and "love a sabber"? We shall see...

 

[peakpark]

Since the hunting ban has not stopped the sabs carrying on business as usual, presumably the 'Cameronians in pink' have had plenty of opportunity to love them

 

[wurzel]

"and I have no doubt that the very first item on his agenda on his way back from Kissing Hands at the Palace will be to abolish the hated Hunting Act. "

You have no doubt ?

I say it will be about item No.300 on his agenda.

How is it going with my questions ?

Too tough?

 

[Burnsall]

No I have no doubt: the freedom of hunters to chase a stag for up to eight hours and, even more deliciously, the point of exhaustion and then death, is surely much more important than trifling things like national security, the economy, climate change etc... And thank heavens we have the intellectual colossus that is David Cameron to lead us through the stormy road ahead, superbly equipped to do so following his solid training in PR for Carlton Television.

No, I didn't find the question tough at all! Sunshine indeed!

 

[wurzel]

You must be a labour man.

Which is your favourite? Prescott?

I can't remember seeing your answers.

Ever been stag hunting?

 

[Burnsall]

Doesn't Baroness Mallalieu take the Labour whip? Which means, in a sense, that the stags she hunts may do too. I must say, I think the practice of riding alongside the hunted creature cracking your whip at it sounds brilliant fun.