More Labour Twitter Fun

[0a]

In Guido - Internship Available in Tom Watson’s Office. Oh dear...

[KardioKate]

Not really Labour fun. More immature funnies from a potentially politically neutral intern?

[EDLT]

I hope he realised it was a joke, and his own fault for leaving his computer/phone accessible. All he needed to do was click log out and this would never have happened.

[thinfourth2]

0a said:

In Guido - Internship Available in Tom Watson’s Office. Oh dear...

To be honest

I couldn't give a fk

i know he wears a red tie so i am meant to be outraged but i really can't be arsed

[KardioKate]

thinfourth2 said:

To be honest

I couldn't give a fk

i know he wears a red tie so i am meant to be outraged but i really can't be arsed

Exactly

[0a]

thinfourth2 said:

To be honest

I couldn't give a fk

i know he wears a red tie so i am meant to be outraged but i really can't be arsed

I find it amusing as he has styled himself as one of Labour's social media gurus, stating on his website "I will always support transparency" (stop letting your intern post as you!) and "Supported a bid to provide basic social media and online engagement training to MPs" (you need it). And he was a smug tosser at that inquiry.

Not outraged, it just raised a smile on a rainy Thursday.

[Caulkhead]

KardioKate said:

Not really Labour fun. More immature funnies from a potentially politically neutral intern?

I think you're confusing party interns with civil servants. The former are as far from politcally neutral as possible, the latter are supposed to be as neutral as possible. . . . .

[Digga]

Caulkhead said:

KardioKate said:

Not really Labour fun. More immature funnies from a potentially politically neutral intern?

I think you're confusing party interns with civil servants. The former are as far from politcally neutral as possible, the latter are supposed to be as neutral as possible. . . . .

Why be a political intern - an unpaid grafter - unless you really buy into the idealogy?

AS far as politicians go, Cameron called the Twitter than bang on. Thinnnest of thin ice.

[Caulkhead]

Digga said:

Caulkhead said:

KardioKate said:

Not really Labour fun. More immature funnies from a potentially politically neutral intern?

I think you're confusing party interns with civil servants. The former are as far from politcally neutral as possible, the latter are supposed to be as neutral as possible. . . . .

Why be a political intern - an unpaid grafter - unless you really buy into the idealogy?

AS far as politicians go, Cameron called the Twitter than bang on. Thinnnest of thin ice.

I think you're agreeing with me so why the confused emoticon?

[Digga]

Caulkhead said:

Digga said:

Caulkhead said:

KardioKate said:

Not really Labour fun. More immature funnies from a potentially politically neutral intern?

I think you're confusing party interns with civil servants. The former are as far from politcally neutral as possible, the latter are supposed to be as neutral as possible. . . . .

Why be a political intern - an unpaid grafter - unless you really buy into the idealogy?

AS far as politicians go, Cameron called the Twitter than bang on. Thinnnest of thin ice.

I think you're agreeing with me so why the confused emoticon?

I was. The post you;d commented on was what befuddled me. I think.

Now I really am confused.

[0a]

Yes I'd also agree with Cameron, it seems that all Twitter ever does is catch out the stupid with tweets like this, the rest of the time nobody is listening!