Political cartoon: One man's environmental catastrophe is another woman's campaign slogan.

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One man's environmental catastrophe is another woman's campaign slogan.

Source: BBC Politics

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One man's environmental catastrophe is another woman's campaign slogan.

He insisted the green credentials were still there somewhere, just underneath all the gas.

He was absolutely right about the moral failure — he just couldn't quite place the face.

"I'm afraid the gentlemen are on the menu this evening — and the house always takes a generous service charge."

It's a poor cowboy who blames his own saddle.

The wires, of course, are purely decorative.

Funny what turns up when you lift the rock — but he's assured us he had absolutely no idea they were under there.

"Everything must go — especially before November."

Marvellous news — we're going up in the world, though I'm not sure the family noticed.

Better late than never, Prime Minister.

Don't worry — ours runs on good old British willpower and a spare extension lead.

"I got you something to keep the home fires burning, Vlad."

Don't worry, the government has everything well in hand — specifically, your hands.

The free market: letting people stand on their own two feet, one armchair at a time.