Groan Awards 2014 - Awards and Start of Voting
Posted: Sat 20 Dec, 2014 1:01 am
Slightly later than planned I have closed the nominations for the 2014 awards.
There is one Winner
Category number 7. The Daily Mail Milibash Award
Uncontested and well deserved.
Christina F Patterson for this loathsome trash.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfre ... an-brother
For the rest of the votes you will see a set of polls that you can vote for. Each person gets one vote, including myself. In the event of a tie as chair I have a casting vote. However if I have previously voted for one of the two (or more) leaders I must first subtract my vote (as by definition the chair can only cast a vote in the event of a tie).
The polls will close in seven days time.
A few notes:
Sadly HLS is not a new contributor this year, and while I agree entirely that the Danny Alexander article is a complete fiction, he is not a Guardian Journalist. However as the Guardian seems to act as a sort of welfare safety net for ex Lib Dem MPs give it time. Where somebody has suggested an article by Crace or Wintour (always those two) can cover multiple categories I have selected the one I thought was the best fit.
As we say in politics - vote early, vote often. The one thing that is certain in this election is that Martin Rowson is going to win best cartoon this year - in your face Steve Bell, revenge is sweet - as I am sure Martin wouldn't say.
There is one Winner
Category number 7. The Daily Mail Milibash Award
Uncontested and well deserved.
Christina F Patterson for this loathsome trash.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfre ... an-brother
For the rest of the votes you will see a set of polls that you can vote for. Each person gets one vote, including myself. In the event of a tie as chair I have a casting vote. However if I have previously voted for one of the two (or more) leaders I must first subtract my vote (as by definition the chair can only cast a vote in the event of a tie).
The polls will close in seven days time.
A few notes:
Sadly HLS is not a new contributor this year, and while I agree entirely that the Danny Alexander article is a complete fiction, he is not a Guardian Journalist. However as the Guardian seems to act as a sort of welfare safety net for ex Lib Dem MPs give it time. Where somebody has suggested an article by Crace or Wintour (always those two) can cover multiple categories I have selected the one I thought was the best fit.
As we say in politics - vote early, vote often. The one thing that is certain in this election is that Martin Rowson is going to win best cartoon this year - in your face Steve Bell, revenge is sweet - as I am sure Martin wouldn't say.