A giggle a day
DUP Antrim Councillor Mel Lucas might be in trouble with his party after accusing his local MP Willie McCrea of betraying the voters. But if the internal disciplinary proceedings lead to his dismissal, and if he doesn't then turn all his attentions to the new dissident unionist party promised a few weeks back by Ballymena Councillor Robin Stirling, then perhaps Mel could have a future in advertising. Speaking on Good Morning Ulster, he said "we were promised a battle a day, but instead what we have got is a giggle a day". It was meant as an insult but I am sure the Executive coud adopt it as a Stormont school motto, along the lines of "A giggle a day keeps the direct rulers away". Perhaps our multi lingual Culture Minister Edwin Poots could translate that into Irish, for everyone's benefit.
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Juat wondering if the new dissident Unionist Party which migt attract Robin Stirling and Mel Lucas might attract Jim Allister, for whom Mel Lucas was election agent, according to tbe DUP website
The last sentence gave me my giggle for the day. Nice one Mark!
Hopefully Mel Lucas and Jim Allister will form an opposition party to the Dup/Sf alliance. Offering the regular 5 8 person an open honest reliably leadership promoting allegiance to the Ulster people who now want to wash their hands of what we have since elected to Stormont.