How times change, here he is, forcing the commission to an unprecedented move to combat the anti-politica he once warned against.

There will come a time when he’ll casually remark that all his sanctimonius talk prior to the election was just a little joke.

It sure applies to his cancer factory, why, he approved heavy fuel oil supply for another two years.

Call it the Maltese job.

The sooner the PN concentrate on the alternative the better, even because Muscat’s stuck in his own ruts to an extent that Grima and every red’s calling for a reshuffle to save his skin.

Clear sign there’s growing dissent in the party.

Perhaps the problem is Muscat himself. Salesmen make terrible project managers, either in a permanent state of panic or intent on the small print to find a way out.

What they never manage, is to assume responsibility for the impossible promises made.

[Daphne – Thanks to the Commission’s prompt communication and refusal to play ball, there should be none. The Speaker and the prime minister were clearly banking on the Commission starting its interview and investigation process from scratch, in a literal-minded way.]