Political cartoon: In this administration, calling for the leader's resignation is now considered relevant ministerial experience.

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In this administration, calling for the leader's resignation is now considered relevant ministerial experience.

Source: BBC Politics

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In this administration, calling for the leader's resignation is now considered relevant ministerial experience.

"They're calling me tremendous — I've always said the polls love me."

"Right then — homelessness sorted. Anyone got a bigger hat for the other seventeen things?"

"He shakes hands like he negotiates peace — nobody's biting."

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And now, for my next trick, I shall produce an actual policy.

"Don't worry — it's only a little more. Now hold still while I check your other pockets."

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"The sky's the limit, Andy — and so, apparently, is the bill."

Turns out the will of the people was being kept aloft by roughly three chaps.

It comes with a five-year guarantee, though nobody's quite sure of what.

"He says he's never lost a game — and I'm too polite to check his scorecard."

"Relax, it's just a hole in one."