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Matthew Weldon

@matt__weldon

fashion icon, Star Wars know-it-all. Mainly talking nonsense here. The views are mine - but I’m happy to share. He/him 🏳️‍🌈

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One thing that’s so striking about elections is the way news anchors talk about the monarch’s role in the whole government thing like it’s a charming and perfectly normal quirk rather than an immoral aberration that had no place in the 19th century let alone now

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I actually do think the restriction on those heading up departments having to be active politicians is a bad thing, so I don’t really mind conferring peerages on people who are actually immersed in the work their department will be doing That said, Jacqui Smith is baffling 😬

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Does seem like an awful lot of Labour ministers have worked out that it’s a good idea not to make civil servants absolutely detest you

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This is, obviously, morally repugnant but I’m seeing a lot of people say that she has tanked her leadership bid before it’s even began, and I suspect they are vastly overestimating the Tory party

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Among the many surprising developments of adult life, thinking literally every day about the orbital sander I *didn’t* buy from Lidl last year is the most surprising Why didn’t I buy that orbital sander

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I genuinely strongly believe news apps, especially the BBC, shouldn’t be allowed to do push alerts for any sports. If I gave a toss I’d be watching

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Controversial take but, even if this money wasn’t recouped elsewhere, I personally don’t think it’s outrageous for government to spend money enriching the cultural lives of its citizens and £40,000 is worth spending to make 40,000 people happier