Ten glorious years

A leaked memo from some of Tony Blair’s closest advisers was revealed today, outlining a strategy for a glorious departure after ten years in office:

The memo describes how Mr Blair should depart from Number 10 in a whirlwind of TV and radio appearances, city visits and photo opportunities including plans to appear on Blue Peter, Songs Of Praise and Chris Evans’ radio show, according to the Daily Mirror.

The five-page memo says Mr Blair needs to “go with the crowds wanting more”

This is a truly frightening revelation, which shows that Tony Blair’s closest advisors are completely out of touch with the national mood.  They simply do not understand how damaged Blair’s image is today.

I personally think he was a good Prime Minister – for his time.  But that time ended a few years ago, and instead of bowing out with the “crowds wanting more”, he will leave unmourned and unloved by a public impatient to move on. 

I pray that this memo is a hoax by Blair’s political enemies, but somehow I don’t think this particular prayer will be answered.

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