Joseph Muscat got 66% of the votes cast by the delegates. So, applying your threshold, what is Muscat’s level of legitimacy or lack thereof?

http://www.independent.com.mt/news.asp?newsitemid=70345

Iva. Il-faqma u l-wicc ta’ cercur.

Thanks Angus and ciccio. Your explanation is plausible. That must be the reason why a number of the puppets including tough guy elephant-riding Anglu is playing the Crying Game at the pull of a string.

Has anyone noticed that Joey is looking more and more like Anglu Farrugia these days?!

Daphne Cassar is much, much worse than Julia Farrugia.

Goodness knows why an intelligent guy like Pierre Portelli bothers putting up with her pouting and strange posing first thing in the morning.

I mean on TV, obviously!

PL, let’s wait and see. Silverbug was just showing how the “running in” period implied by Godfrey Grima applies to any new PM, because as Joseph Muscat put it in Parliament last week, “What goes for the guuuus, goes for the gennnderrrrr.”

However, if Joseph Muscat becomes PM, Silverbug’s question would be, really:
“Can we afford five years of fumbling in this economic climate?”

“…he has a great number of dummies around him to choose from to sit on his lap from time to time.”

Paraventi and paraculi.

Gonzi looks more like Sarkozy than does Joseph, in looks at least, to be honest!

Biex izanzan il-gallarija l-gdida and to sit in the Prime Minister’s office and stare at his empty desk.