Parody politics
Just watched an 'interview' with the man as a bit of BBC 'news'. There's TV show to go with, apparently.
It's supposedly a story about 'class', but what I saw was a total lack of it.
A point that the blonde and bouffant 'we just read it out' presenters, with their incisive interviewing style, failed to help our spinning moral compass-endowed ex-DPM to distinguish from education, money, Toffs, snobs looking down on folk, etc.
Like the lobbies of Westminster are not oozing with those who have got there by, and are now profiting from all the various systems of 'privilege' can confer.
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