It's personality politics. The benefit for celebs is that their fame/money allows them to "skip grades" that other politicians can't. However they lack the experience/training/discipline that a "normal" candidate would need years of experience for. It's not just procedural knowledge, but an ability to build solid relationships with legislators and foreign governments.
Ouch, I wonder if the beading on the dress has irritated her skin there? Looks sore
I wish we could have a comedienne/actor for pm. Would spice it up a bit
The colour certainly looks great on her.
It's by Loewe, they've sent several celebs onto the red carpet in identical dresses in different colours.
another problem is as a celeb they've usually been surrounded by yes people, so when it comes to politics they just want their own way, rarely want input from others, think they're the dogs bollocks and don't grasp that they don't always get what they want.
we need a cu next tuesday button
I got bloody confused by "messages", forget what it meant in English.I always thought that 'fud' was Scottish for 'food' !
That doesn't differentiate them from most politicians!
I'm away for my messages
Such a pretty woman, dress is ridic though!
Both politicians and actors - it’s just delivering lines written by teams of others in a convincing way.
It gets used a bit in Ireland too.
I'm from Liverpool, as children we used to say 'I'm going on a message' if we were asked to go to the local shop. I love language, it's so interesting!
God he looks really dirty with those tattoos.. it’s like an artist has scribbled on an art pad drawing all sorts.. no uniformity.. every space used..
