Is it compulsory for today’s politicians to be backed by a hoard of nodding gnomes during televised media interviews or are the interviewees just not confident to stand on their own two feet?
The nodding gnomes are very off putting when one is endeavouring to understand what is being uttered and they add nothing to convincing me that what is being said is or isn’t true.
Bary Williams
Sunnyhills
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