Today, with Blair and Cameron away, Prescott and Hague did it. Reading the points on the BBC, there is this bit...
Mr Hague asked how much had been taken by the government from pension funds. It was the "biggest destruction of savings" by any government, he added.
Mr Prescott said Labour would "take no lectures from the Tories on pensions" who had opposed a "far better pensions deal." He asked Mr Hague to "tell us what he thinks the figure is".
Mr Hague said nothing had been said to oppose the Pensions Bill "in the last few hours" since it had been published on Wednesday morning.
Mr Prescott said opinion polls published earlier showed the "honeymoon" enjoyed by Tory leader David Cameron was over.
Now I know politicians tend to be evasive when it comes to answering a question, but this takes the biscuit. He was asked a direct question and the answer he gave was as good as putting his hands over his ears and repeatedly shouting I Can't Hear you
And this is what we pay the useless tosser for is it?
