What a weird general statement.
As in the House of Cards exists because it copies from real life, the original Francis Urquhart is based on Margaret Thatcher's chief whip, Tim Renton iirc.
I'm familiar with pop culture.
The print press is pretty right, with the exception of the Guardian for broadsheets and the Mirror for tabloids. The TV press is fairly centrist, although I'd suggest Sky News is further right than the rest (and indeed, more sensationalist than the rest. By which I mean 'employs Kay Burley')
They have to verify it first, these are serious accusations and could land the people reporting them in legal trouble if they're not true.
Mays response was terrible too, you could tell she was shook and struggling to get her words out.
Uh oh looks like the Maybot is broken again somebody reset her.
Possibly. But you have to bear in mind that there's been a seismic shift in the Labour party operation in the last 2 years - and a lot of the skeletons are going to pre-date that. Add in the fact that a huge number of PLP members voted no confidence in Corbyn and perhaps they'll be ready to squeal. I feel like until now there's been a sort of MAD element to it that's kept it all in check. But if the Tory skeletons come tumbling, like a workplace injury advert, onto the front pages of the newspapers, I just can't see it being long time Labour joins them.
May: Oh god, not her again.
