Jacqui Smith yesterday admitted that she couldn't organise a 'piss up in a brewery' and felt as effective as a 'one legged man in a arse kicking contest'.
I'm paraphrasing slightly, what she actually said was:
When I became Home Secretary, I'd never run a major organisation. I hope I did a good job but if I did it was more by luck than by any kind of development of those skills.
Read the full interview with Iain Dale at Total Politics
Jacqui Smith, a classic example of The Peter Principle in action, how many others ,including the PM are the same.
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I'm paraphrasing slightly, what she actually said was:
When I became Home Secretary, I'd never run a major organisation. I hope I did a good job but if I did it was more by luck than by any kind of development of those skills.
Read the full interview with Iain Dale at Total Politics
Jacqui Smith, a classic example of The Peter Principle in action, how many others ,including the PM are the same.
"How many others ..."
ReplyDeleteWot, you have to ask?
Isn't the answer "all of them"?
I was trying to be kind, I'm sure there a few back benchers that are competent MP's.
ReplyDeleteBut at a ministerial level, you are correct, I wouldn't trust one of them to be able to sit the right way on a lavatory.
and the same will apply to 'Call Me Dave's' bunch when they get in, it'll look like 'a bunch of retards trying to hump a doorknob'