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But does it have to be the clownish conservative Boris Johnson? In France they have a serious politician blogger, “Dominique Strauss Kahn”:http://www.blogdsk.net/
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Boris is capable of readable copy, which is probably better than most of his party, so an ideal candidate as a blogger, I’d say (even if, surely, he can have no time for it what with his shadow portfolio, novel-writing and presiding over that hotbed of amorous intrigue, the Spectator)
Comment by Tim Aldrich — 4 October, 2004 @ 18:32