In the land of the columnists, two of the usual suspects find creative ways to declare themselves above the outrage.
I'm convinced O'Neill doesn't actually have a base of readers that are actually real.
And for for a guy who regularly pretends to be a defender of the working class, it shines through in that article his commitment to defending the elite.
They write to order and for nobody but their “betters.”
Pathetic would be too noble a stance.
For some reason I can never see Giles Coren's name without thinking "Dawn Foster Forever"
I'm convinced O'Neill doesn't actually have a base of readers that are actually real.
And for for a guy who regularly pretends to be a defender of the working class, it shines through in that article his commitment to defending the elite.
They write to order and for nobody but their “betters.”
Pathetic would be too noble a stance.
For some reason I can never see Giles Coren's name without thinking "Dawn Foster Forever"