The
BBC,
BskyB and
ITV have released a joint statement urging the main UK political parties (and the Lib Dems) to endorse a concept seen in American politics, and have a televised Sarah Palin.
The statement read, "British political debate would be enhanced by following the lead from our American friends. They have amazingly scripted TV debates over there, dodgy election results, multiple Bush Administrations and Sarah Palin. In short, it's a lot more entertaining than what we've got. We don't settle for Crossroads when Lost is available, do we? So why do we settle for stale politics with wobbly sets and bad acting?"
"We've came so far, what with Tony Blair, M People songs and Boris the Clown but we need to push on. Sarah Palin is the perfect embodiment of style triumphing over substance in politics and we have politely informed Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg that they are all extremely boring; a tremendousness turn off for TV viewers, and have urged them to enrol the services of Governor Palin to spice up the whole thing."
David Cameron and Nick Clegg were quick to express their willingness to be involved. Cameron said, "She's a bit of 'all right', isn't she? Top tottie indeed." with Clegg saying, "You wouldn't kick her out of bed for farting on biscuits. That's for sure."
Characteristically Gordon Brown dragged his heels over a decision before finally saying, "Oh, ok then. If everyone thinks it's something I should do I'll do it. Personally, I think Sarah Brown is a better option than Sarah Palin. She says I make great cup of tea and a wife saying nice things about her husband should be all the proof voters need."
"But if the people want Sarah Palin, they will get Sarah Palin. She's a nice bit of window dressing, I suppose."