Many of the children of people I know (I’m in my 50s) do have an interest in politics. And most of them are deeply unimpressed with the government. Now, it could well be that the children of typical Labour voters may not show an interest in politics. If that is so, long may their apathy continue.

There’s only one circumstance under which Muscat might have said he believed him from A to Z, and that is if Cardona actually confessed the truth.

It’s all about that mini bar receipt he says he has.

Is it just the Minister or the whole government? There are also Panama companies, the LNG Tanker, Sai Mizzi, Electrogas, Shanghai Electric Power, Azerbaijan and corruption galore.

Yes, right. Ever actually met the 18-23 cohort?

This gives me hope that we will see a greater turn-out at the next election by first-time voters and, more importantly, that many of them are unlikely to vote Labour.

Profuse thanks, Chris.

Whose fault is it that he is not believed by all Malta? Eh, bilhaqq, there is the Prime Minister who believes him from A to Z.

Cardona is the unofficial King Carnival this year. I wonder if Pawlu Lia was in Nadur or Hal Ghaxaq yesterday. He would have been hysterical.