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“We have a female prime minister here in the UK. I actually really like her and think she’s wonderful,” said the singer “I think it’s the best thing that’s happened to us in a long time. She’s a very intelligent woman but I don’t see much to fear. I will say it is great to have a woman in charge of the country. She’s very sensible and I think that’s a good thing at this point in time.”

Kate Bush on Conservative Party PM Theresa May speaking to Macleans Magazine.

H/T Clash

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34 thoughts on “The Blue Shoes

  1. bertie blenkinsop

    She could sing Hitler’s praises and she’d still be my all time favourite female singer, her Hammersmith gig was far and away the best I’ve ever been to, verging on a religious experience.

    Truth be told, I reckon most rock stars are Tories, regardless of what they may say in public to the contrary.

      1. bertie blenkinsop

        Don’t drive a Wedge between us Ivan.

        Never rated Billy, was listening to him earlier on a 6 music documentary about REM and had to skip over his spoken bits, always found him a bit sanctimonious and overly earnest.

        1. Neilo

          Bragg is not only sanctimonious – and sphincter-clenchingly boring to go with it – but has a voice like a rutting bull moose.

    1. Brother Barnabas

      am afraid that might be true

      still recall the stomach-pit disappointment I felt when first heard George Harrison’s Mr Taxman….just a capitalist, tory scum, George :(

      1. Brother Barnabas

        and as for Bowie and Jagger’s Let’s Work…

        (wasn’t that surprised about Jagger though)

        1. Rob_G

          Few songs written about Harold Wilson’s taxation regime – ‘Sunny afternoon’ by the Kinks as well.

      2. Neilo

        I prefer to think of George standing firm against all but total expropriation of the fruits of his labour. You try paying double the tax you pay now and see how you might like it (spoiler alert: you won’t like it).

        1. Brother Barnabas

          yeah true but, at the time, George was banging on ad nauseum about charity, generosity and love for his fellow man – and this was at a time of extaordinary hardship among working class communities in Britain.

          1. Neilo

            Welcome to Celebrity Blowhard: say one thing (ban guns/don’t take unnecessary flights) then do another (have armed guards/own private jet).

        2. ivan

          I think Bertie’s spot on, actually. It’ll be a cold day in hell before Paul Heaton votes Tory but I’d say Noel Gallagher would do it in a heartbeat if he thought his mam wouldn’t find out.

    1. Neilo

      Back that allegation up re May. A thorough police investigation concluded there was no substance to the witness’ account. Leon Brittan and Harvey Proctor were entirely innocent and grotesquely smeared. As for Kate, how so very dare she veer one degree from the luvvies’ primer on proper political thought: you make, we take.

  2. Charger Salmons

    Kate shares views held by the majority of people in Britain if the latest opinion polls are anything to go by.
    Ignore the hysterical weeping of the sandal-eaters at The Guardian and the BBC.
    May’s approval ratings are sky-high as she works methodically towards invoking A50 and beginning negotiations to free Blighty from the pernicious grasp of Brussels.
    If only Paddy had had the guts to resist the threats from the French midget over the second Lisbon vote.

  3. Spaghetti Hoop

    A ‘female’ prime minister eh?
    Like a…….
    Female doctor?
    Female pilot?
    Male nurse?
    Female POPE?!!
    Ban Garda?
    Male cook?
    Female chef?
    Male secretary?

    :-I

      1. Niallo

        Rumour ? If you call giving birth at a crossroads while on a pilgrimage a rumour why yes, as i understand it, the peasants all agreed it was a miracle.
        Or maybe they stoned the jamie lee curtis-alike to death.
        Or maybe I imagined all this…

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