The spin is incredible. Meanwhile Mr Frankie Deguara from Form 2C is under the impression that TV is like WWF wrestling where he can just substitute a crappy wrestler to settle a spat.

We’ve almost hit rock bottom.

Makes you wonder whether their honoraria should be paid in canary seed so that, you know, there will be more money left over for the new middle class.

Joseph simply cannot afford to be absent. What the PM says, he’ll repeat and go one better.

He’s the spiritual home of the true nationalist remember. The place where Mintoffjani and Nazzjonalisti greet each other at tal-grocer, and refrain from politics. As he did.

Quite obviously, Labour’s trying to make us forget it is a political party. One big happy family. Oh look, Alex Sciberras Trigona’s off to North Korea to get us water pistols for Christmas.

It looks like Dear Joseph replied to the PM’s tweet and seems to have been totally oblivious to what the PM had said on state TV. The Poison Elve needs to polish his act.

Plenty of statesmen and people in positions of political power (from Obama to Cameron to Van Rompuy to …lord help us…the Pope) use twitter and facebook as tools. The user numbers demand it, really – they’re the new TV and radio.

It’s how they use it and what they use it for that separates the wheat from the, ahem, chavs.

Both political leaders were dragged into using social media.

What’s your story?

[Daphne – That the medium has to be appropriate to the message. The Opposition leader can send as many tweets as he pleases, the prime minister can use Facebook as much as he pleases, but neither medium is appropriate for an announcement by either party about the impeachment of a judge. It belittles the gravity of the situation. I trust this is not beyond your comprehension because you don’t sound like somebody born in a gutter.]