Subscribe to RSS feedSteering the political ship
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Mar 24, 2005 12:00 AM
Ah, politics and power! A combustible combination that can inflame the ambitious spirit one moment, and consign it to a fiery hell of eternal damnation the next.
In Britain, Yes Minister is regarded as a comedy; in Australia, it is viewed in political circles as a documentary.
As art imitates life, so life imitates art.
There is a great scene in Yes Minister where Jim Hacker's loyal...
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