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I mean, it's not wrong, exactly, but it's an observation people were making a decade ago.

What if, right, what if some people have legitimate reasons to dislike his policies, rather than just getting "triggered by his performances"? People who are losing access to life-saving medical care, for instance?

Gonna have to print this out and frame it.

Hang on, is this Joyce or Russell Brand?

Keep going... nearly there...

So apparently all it took was some kids dying from measles for vaccines to be not so awful, after all.

Are you OK?

It's almost a kind of genius when you think about it. In a diametrically-opposite sort of way.

Maybe luka's right and biccies would (eventually) respond to a programme of loving correction?

It should be banned under the Geneva Convention, when you think about it. "Please, give me the electrodes, or waterboard me again, anything! Just don't force me to make another pivot table..."

Just don't let it go to your head. You know what they say: All power corrupts, but PowerPoint corrupts absolutely.

He's also thrown his lot in with the most openly racist administration in decades despite having an Indian wife and mixed-race kids, and is now VP to the man he once described as "America's Hitler." So it's not so much that he has bad principles, just that he has no principles whatsoever. He's...

Snappy!

What's weird is that I remember a time when he was more or less OK. We've witnessed someone become radicalised in real time. It's properly cult-like behaviour.

Apparently he called Vance 'cyka blyat' ('fucking bitch', more or less) during the meeting. Fucking legend.

A generation hence, tough men in working-class pubs have tattoos of his face on their upper arm, next to the Union Jack and a bulldog.

He'd get press-ganged into the Royal Marines and the training process would turn him into Private Pyle from Full Metal Jacket.