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Sarah Vine In The Mail Today
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It's no secret that Mail columnist Sarah Vine is married to Michael Gove -
but are either Ms Vine or the Mail justified in spending two pages of today's edition bigging him up and essentially writing an election manifesto for his leadership bid, drenched in planet-sized levels of cant and hypocrisy.
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I understand that Ms Vine will stand by her husband, but I think it wrong that her employers give her such a massive soapbox from which to preach the wonders of her husband who is - whatever she may say, a hypocrite for publicly denouncing the use of Class A drugs, when he has been a user himself, and not, as both the Vines are trying to spin it, as a feckless teenager, but actually as a man in his thirties - old enough to know better.
Any thoughts?
but are either Ms Vine or the Mail justified in spending two pages of today's edition bigging him up and essentially writing an election manifesto for his leadership bid, drenched in planet-sized levels of cant and hypocrisy.
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I understand that Ms Vine will stand by her husband, but I think it wrong that her employers give her such a massive soapbox from which to preach the wonders of her husband who is - whatever she may say, a hypocrite for publicly denouncing the use of Class A drugs, when he has been a user himself, and not, as both the Vines are trying to spin it, as a feckless teenager, but actually as a man in his thirties - old enough to know better.
Any thoughts?
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Andy, it comes as no surprise to me that this has happened.
There is no getting away from bias and although Sarah Vine's column is an established feature, she was always going to fly the flag for Mr Gove.
A two page spread is excessive and flagrant and one suspects that all the other leadership contenders will not be afforded the same level of publicity.
Of course, the more that is written the more the readership could pick holes in but I am certain that they will form their own judgment.
Will the article have a significant bearing on his chances? I suspect very little but even so, a very questionable approach by the DM.
There is no getting away from bias and although Sarah Vine's column is an established feature, she was always going to fly the flag for Mr Gove.
A two page spread is excessive and flagrant and one suspects that all the other leadership contenders will not be afforded the same level of publicity.
Of course, the more that is written the more the readership could pick holes in but I am certain that they will form their own judgment.
Will the article have a significant bearing on his chances? I suspect very little but even so, a very questionable approach by the DM.
I find the article extremely cringeworthy and does not address the issues and qualities that are needed to get this country in forward motion.
I'm not interested in any sob story and couldn't care less who fell out with her, etc.
The readers letters bag may well be bulging at the seams or a full email inbox beckons.
Sarah Vine may well wish she had not bothered writing this 'tribute'.
I'm not interested in any sob story and couldn't care less who fell out with her, etc.
The readers letters bag may well be bulging at the seams or a full email inbox beckons.
Sarah Vine may well wish she had not bothered writing this 'tribute'.
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