Perhaps I misjudged Gravy-Train Jane?
In her latest appearance in parliament Jane Kennedy launched a scathing attack on vegetarianism and a brave defense of British Sausage Week - yes even I missed that one!
Rural Affairs debate 29th October: "May I ask my hon. Friend the Minister to reinforce what he said in the earlier part of Question Time by gently saying to Lord Stern that, during British sausage week, we celebrate a varied diet and the value that it brings; that it should be a question of "all things in moderation"; and that if it is being suggested that vegetarianism will save the world, I am not sure that it is a world in which I want to live?"
Well said Jane, this sausage eating canine salutes you. Although part of me wonders if this is just a cynical attempt to win over your greatest critic.
Gravy-Train Jane went on to attack ministers for their failure to tackle the nations badger menace, linking it into the rising number of farmer suicides. Another hot issue in Wavertree.
More bizarrely, a week earlier she claimed that "many ordinary people in Iran" have been e-mailing her to share their concerns about their country's nuclear programme.
Considering only 47 out of 129 of her constituents who used "writetothem" to contact Jane say that they even got a reply, why they would choose to write to her is anybody's guess.
6 comments:
Come on Dude, it's common knowledge that Jane has always been a fan of sausage!
What next ? Badger sausages ? She's definitely had her chips.
well she knows all about porky pies
I e-mailed Jane Kennedy for help, but I never got an answer. Double standards no?
I hope they're weightwatchers sausages and gravy.
I take it all back Jane. Clearly it was just a parting peace offering, which I now accept gracefully.
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