The cruel spectacle of Brown at bay

The Tories never liked Tony Blair, except in secret. They yelled at him, they resented his electoral success, they thought he was a charlatan, and they were outraged by his endless lists of non-existent triumphs. But they rarely laughed at him. They laugh at Gordon Brown. Sometimes the house is like a medieval village green where cruel boys throw insults and fruit at the local idiot, who shouts back and waves his arms like a broken windmill.


 


 There seems to be no price to pay for mocking him. Take recently, when the Tory MP for Hammersmith and Fulham, Greg Hands, said: "With three different police investigations under way, two members of his cabinet ... falling foul of the law, and his general secretary facing charges, is this what he meant when he called himself a 'conviction' politician?"

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