These are some musings by the Cat on how Esther McVile, the Wicked Witch of the Wirral, may try and salvage some kind of political career for herself. Or, failing that, go back to television, possibly as even nastier version of Jeremy Kyle.
The most unjust thing about this is that she does have a possible future career. This is more than she granted her victims, the many hundreds of thousands of disabled people, who have been forced through hoops to show they cannot work, and then been thrown off benefit anyway, so that McVile and her boss, Iain Duncan Smith, or, to use his army monicker, ‘RTU’ or ‘Tosser’, can boast to their big business paymasters how they’ve reduced the numbers of welfare claimants. Which they’ve achieved by killing a large number.
One of the commenters on this piece, Wirral In It Together, notes that she’s been made a member of the Privy Council. I share the Cat’s feelings that it’s a pity she isn’t going to jail.
To be honest, I try not to think about Esther McVey, the television host turned Tory minister-cum-tormentor of the poor and disabled. It’s enough to give me nightmares. However, things aren’t going her way in West Wirral and if the polls can be trusted, she’ll be out on her ear next week.
So what lies ahead for McVey if the voters kick her out? Well, for starters, she could be ‘kicked upstairs’ and become ‘Baroness McVey of Somewhere Or Other’. On the other hand, she may do what IDS did when he lost his job as Tory leader and don sackcloth and ashes, and claim she’s doing her penance (like IDS, she’s a Catholic). Readers may recall IDS visited housing estates during his penitent period. He claimed to ‘understand’ the poor, while posing for photographers outside a block of flats before quickly scuttling off in his limo. He also set…
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