Thursday, December 16, 2004
Free Gifts
Monmouth Conservative Assembly Member, David Davies, is at it again, using effective tabloidese to make a telling political point. David, of course, once commented on the Education Minister's love of the limelight, special occasions and the television camera by alleging that if a school "opened a tin of peaches" then Jane Davidson would be there like a shot.
Today, referring to the Labour Assembly Government initiative of introducing free school breakfasts for every primary school child, David passes comment on the number of visits to the 47 pilot schools by Labour Government Ministers since the initiative started. "Assembly Ministers are turning up so frequently at schools to share free breakfasts with children," he said "that cereal manufacturers are planning to give away plastic models of politicians with every packet."
I suppose it will make a change from a spiderman web launcher
Today, referring to the Labour Assembly Government initiative of introducing free school breakfasts for every primary school child, David passes comment on the number of visits to the 47 pilot schools by Labour Government Ministers since the initiative started. "Assembly Ministers are turning up so frequently at schools to share free breakfasts with children," he said "that cereal manufacturers are planning to give away plastic models of politicians with every packet."
I suppose it will make a change from a spiderman web launcher
