Politicians´ magic tricks of diversion and simulation are still deceiving people and must stop
(World News UK)

The misdirection tricks being used by politicians must stop fooling voters soon (Picture: Dave Anderson for Metro.co.uk) Nobody knows exactly when the political tactic of saying something terrible then changing it to something less bad to make it sound like an excellent idea emerged. The origins of the idea of a `good day to bury bad news´ are unclear as well. It was definitely before former Labour special adviser and press office Jo Moore thought 11 September 2001 was `now a very good day to get out anything we want to bury. Councillors´ expenses?´ after two planes hit the World Trade Center. She later resigned but originally the Labour government had said that an apology would be enough....