Search results

My apologies, he's a lawyer, but the same thing applies.

Congratulations, you spotted it. One bad day, which is public, and would be used against him in court.

One of the best attributes a barrister can have (apart from his law qualifications) is knowing how to used the right words. He has shown, in public, that he isn't capable of doing that. Besides which, all generalisations are bad.