The Daily Telegraph has to change its name to “The Daily Blitz”.
Last Thursday, in BBC’s Question Time, Benedict Brogan the assistant editor of the Daily Telegraph and the paper’s chief political correspondent, said that a team of more than 20 editors and reporters had been working many weeks in advance checking and tracking the MPs expenses.
And it was not easy, as these papers came with no “index” and the Telegraph had to double check piece-by-piece, figure-by-figure …
The MPs are scared to death knowing now that if this “daily blitz” continues, new General Elections are next.
The Watergate scandal ended the political life of a U.S. president.
The Expensesgate will end the political life of hundreds of U.K. politicians.
This “political mess” is becoming so huge that today Gordon Brown had to write an article …
Not in The Sunday Telegraph.
Not in The Sunday Times.
Not in the Sunday Daily Mail.
But in Rupert Murdoch’s trashy News of The World.
Why?
Because the crisis is not only in the top of the market, but in the low and middle classes, too.
The angered majority that can and will knockout the current Government and Parliament.
Wait and see.