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Keeping it real!
There's nothing worse than someone saying you're fake.
So when Tory blogger Iain Dale doubted that it was actually me doing this blog, I had to put him right.
But I resisted the urge to give him the v sign - and gave him a vlog instead.
As I told Iain, I don't necessarily do all the typing but I do read your Facebook messages on my Blackberry, look at your comments here and then dictate my replies to my Go Fourth team.
But what you read is 100% me.
Anyway, I see Iain's had the grace to take it back and we're Facebook friends again. (Though I bet it won't last!)
Finally, I'm really pleased to see 59 Go Fourthers have already confirmed on Facebook they're coming to our rally at Manchester Town Hall this Sunday.




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(Oh and a slight tech note - can you get the good people that did your Go4th site to obscure the password field when users are logging in to post comments. I'm not the paranoid type, but I don't like my password being shown on screen to anybody that might be walking by or looking over my shoulder. Cheers!)
Your blog is certainly entertaining, I am glad you have found your vocation as an entertainer.
It is just a shame that you couldn't have found it long ago, before you were misdirected into politics.
Funny that you were a Boxer, and your career in politics mirrors 'Boxer' in Animal Farm - foolishly (but sincerely) helping the pigs to the top and keeping them there, then being sidelined leaving the pigs to run the farm...
At a time when Dolly Draper has re-appeared as the poster boy for the ZaNuLabour experiment - a reminder, if one was needed, of the depths to which this Government will stoop to hold on to power - your appearance on the Web has been a welcome reminder that somewhere behind the Labour movement there is still a core of cheerful humanity, whose views I might not agree with but whose robust honesty and good humour I appreciate. There will - I am sure - be many on all sides who agree.
Wanting this Government to come to an end is not the same as wanting Labour to dissapear - your most valuable contributions to the UK may yet be ahead of you!
Keep it up.
Cassius
Very good - keep it up. Although Mr Draper ain't going to be happy if your blog is more successful than his.........