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Maybe he got a new one and you'll be able to pick up his old one on freecycle.
Maybe he's got his own bread-making slave now - that'd be really posh.

Newsnight's political editor? This is the most irrelevant article I've read on 大象传媒 for a while. As a civil servant, I'm surprised how pro-Brown the headlines have been over the past few months. Bit of impartial reporting would go amiss from Nick Robinson in particular- give the LibDems and Torys a fair go.

Hmmm, we should hire someone to get to the bottom of the bread making machine scandal. Follow DC around maybe and shout at every opportunity when the cameras are on.

'' Mr Cameron, Mr Cameron, How long exactly have you owned abread making machine Mr Cameron.. the public have a right to know''

Today dodgy timelines on bread making machines, tomorrow dogy dossiers onweapons of mass destruction and wars in the middle east.

Where will it all end?

How funny. Crick's following Brown, Grossman follows Cameron. But Crick can't resist a pop at Cameron.

Let's not forget ... " He joined the Labour party at 15 and wrote a book about Militant, the Trotskyist faction of the Labour party, soon after graduating with a first in PPE from New College, Oxford.

Until the age of 30, he had every intention of becoming a Labour MP, but when the opportunity to become the candidate for a safe-ish seat presented itself, he agonised briefly, then decided not to take it."

Well that's it, the election is over and Brown has won it - Cameron has lost the bakers vote.

Michael, in the spirit of fair and balanced reporting, I wonder if you could establish whether Gordon Brown and Nick Clegg also own bread-making machines. My wife believes that Gordon Brown eats Hovis (not Warburtons), and that, like us, Nick Clegg is already onto his third bread-making machine.

Such a wit! Such self-deprecation! Can't work a bread machine, silly little me.

God knows how he'll manage to run the country.

BREAD AND BREEDING ON THE BREADLINE - WHAT DOES A TOFF KNOW? (#3)

Great post Jericoa. I am especially taken with your: "Today dodgy timelines on bread making machines, tomorrow dodgy dossiers on weapons of mass destruction and wars in the Middle East."

And in between, the expensively choreographed claptrap of "never mind the veracity, feel the buzz" presentation, designed to dupe the votes into granting a win; only to wake up 'ruined'.

This is why we should scrutinise the individual and their character, as disclosed in word and deed over years of 'performing'. Take a look at Blair's history, and Brown's and Dave's. Policies come from people, and uncompromising zeal, in support of BAD policies, comes from damaged people.

Westminster politics attract the wrong stuff - we get stuffed. Assume your party-favoured candidate is weird, you won't be far wrong. Weird candidates, go to weird Westminster to make weird decisions, and become weird Prime Ministers.

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Thanks Barrie, I am at home looking after my 10 and 8 year olds for the easter holidays so I am possibly more in tune with the way politicians behave at the moment and can pick up on it more :)

I laugh but it is not funny really, their posturing and pettiness costs lives and causes real misery in the real world.

Deception is habit forming, even a perceived harmless 'white lie' about when he bought a bread making machine tells us something about his thought proceses,such habits will be taken into government with him.

Could this be 'Breadgate' ? !

This is developing the worst of conspiracy theories. Why not go the whole hog, maybe the breadmaker he bought was Carol Breadmaker.

BREADGATE - BABY BABY WHERE DID OUR DOUGH GO? (#9)

"Man cannot live by Credit Default Swaps alone."

(Parable of the Four Loaves and Two Controlled Fish.)

Michael, this is puzzles story. If Sir Cameron is not make bread self, but is need machines and automations, then is not fit lead country. Why, glorious Russian leader Vlad Putin is make soda bread during Cabinet meetings. He is once have bilateral with Chinese leader while make meat and potato pies. He hold talks with shorty Sarkozy while also have judo bout with him and vanquish in chess. (Najdorf Sicilian: Putin is force resignation with black pieces after 10 moves, while also have Nico in debilitating head lock.) Since when is displays of incompetence appealing? Why, Cameron is educated at expensive Eaten College, and yet is say 鈥渁w shucks is so much I cannot able do鈥�. Putin is not do this. He is proclaim his universal competence 鈥� look I administer, I do judo, I hunt, I make love like Don Juan 鈥� and that is why we vote him. Is short step from not able make bread to say not understand need for state to prop up banking system after credits crunchie. Beware self-deprecating politicians 鈥� they might just be useless.

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Must add that to 'XX accuses...' and 'Row erupts over.' for PR as news manufactured to order by the nearly all-pervasive MOB (A mainstream media now corrupted into Mainstream Opiniated Broadcast-only).

Unique.

There was once a time when your word counted, whether on bread makers or expenses but today image is everything, and the truth sometimes requires airbrushing.

This post indicates both sides of this story. The politician trying to say the "right thing" to everyone and the media picking them to pieces. The public watches on trusting neither, the story has not been verified, and Cameron has not been granted a right to reply.

Meanwhile there are lots of unemployed bread earners in Britain, who would like to make some dough. Lots of parents concerned for their children's future. Lots of bread and butter issues...

No wonder everyone I meet is cynical and depressed about this election.

I watched itv news yesterday. Or it could have been the day before? Nice to see a bit of impartial reporting. More than can be said for the Beeb.