I know only one person in Malta who has balls of steel and she’s too busy writing to run for office.

By default, I have to give Delia a chance, since the first time that I will make that choice will likely be at the next general election. I have four to five years to consider his actions, but as others have pointed out, it did not start well.

A number of issues that Delia has faced over the past few weeks have been dealt with in the same way that Joseph Muscat would have dealt with them.

If I am faced with Hobson’s choice of choosing Muscat or his copy, then I would be inclined to choose the devil I know, or make no choice, which, as of today, is likely to end in the same result.

In the end, a country will get the government it deserves, which implies many things about the intelligence of the Maltese people. I do not feel I can associate myself to these values.

Perhaps I should consider giving Marlene Farrugia a chance.

Others will have no compunction abouy shifting their allegiance to another party. And Delia offers no incentive to Labour supporters to shift to PN.

Why embrace the imitation when you already have the real thing?

They’d best keep their fingers crossed that a Kate Moss episode doesn’t happen, because with mobile phones the risk of that is pretty high – though of course until three months ago nobody had reason to bother as neither was famous.

Sounds like another scandal is about to be revealed.

With Delia at the helm, it’s a virtual certainty.