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What IS a Stalking Horse?
 A "stalking horse" was trained to conceal the hunter walking behind it; the practice allowed human predators to sneak up on their prey without attracting suspicion. In modern political applications of the phrase, a stalking horse is a candidate used to divert attention from someone else's candidacy.
For example; if Jacqui Smith the current Home Secretary were to challenge Gordon Brown for leadership, she might use one of the Balls to act as her stalking horse. This would probably generate a real tug-of-war with Jacqui pulling the Balls one way, while Gormless Gordon would be claiming "I've got the Balls".
Yesterday's Ripped Headlines from The Teamusk Times captures this image perfectly. 
Original Ripped Headline text and images What is Haggis Bashing Lord Desai, who is emeritus professor of economics at the London School of Economics, is known at Westminster as an outspoken maverick. He told Sky News, "Gordon Brown is more like porridge or haggis".
 Lord Desai was comparing personal characteristics of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. This has led to a change in nicknames for the current Prime Minister from Gormless Gordon to Haggis Brown.
The use of "haggis" as a derogatory term might be far more accurate than His Lordship intended...
The main ingredients of haggis are: sheep's heart, liver, lungs and stomach lining. Therefore, Lord Desai of St Clement Danes (what a wonderful title) could be inferring that Haggis Gormless Brown is a "SHEEP" in politician's clothing for haggis is far from a bland dish when served in the approved manner.
Haggis can be served in Scottish fast-food establishments deep fried in batter. Together with chips, this comprises a "haggis supper" (actually, it does taste surprisingly good). A "haggis burger" is a patty of fried haggis served on a bun, and a "haggis bhaji" is another deep fried variant, available in some Indian restaurants in Glasgow.
The sport of "haggis bashing" is a game often played by English football fans and usually starts of with references to Scotland's failed World Cup tournament in Argentina and then follows up with a litany of Scottish goalkeeping calamities in various competitions during the last 30 years. However, in more enlightened company, haggis bashing is used to describe any comment that derides any part of the Scottish way of life by a non Scottish person.
Personally, I like haggis served in the traditional manner with "neeps and tatties" washed down with many glasses of Whiskey.
Lord Desai of St Clement Danes should hang his head in shame. Associating haggis with a washed out over inflated bag of political bones is beyond the Pail.
If you have read this far; stand and raise your glass to "The Haggis!" Maybe Haggis Brown will end up "An cut you up wi ready slight" at the next election.
St Clement Danes WITFIT (Where in the F*%k is That)
St Clement Danes is a church in the City of Westminster, London. It is situated outside the Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand. The current building was completed in 1682 by Sir Christopher Wren.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Clement_Danes
The church is sometimes claimed to be the one featured in the nursery rhyme Oranges and Lemons and the bells do indeed play that tune.
So, is the mischievous Lord Desai of St Clement Danes a "Lemon" or a sour "Jaffa"? http://www.st-clement-danes.co.uk/ Why Mention the Balls Ed Balls Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families. 
All Possible Friends According to The Public Whip Shows which MPs voted most similarly to Balls in the 2005 (current April 2008) Parliament. This is measured from 0% agreement (never voted the same) to 100% (always voted the same). Only votes that both MPs attended are counted. This may reveal relationships between MPs that were previously unsuspected. Mr and Ms Balls
Cabinet husband-and-wife team Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper have been accused of exploiting Commons expenses rules to buy a £655,000 home and get their children into a top state school. Is Yvette Cooper a Unicorn? Could Yvette be that illusive beast (unicorn)? She might be the politician that actually means what (s)he says? Or is it all balls?  Or it may be nonsense and Jacqui really does own the Balls, but she is NOT mentioned in the list... Gormless is also absent without leave!
100.0 percent Joan Ryan Enfield North Lab
100.0 percent Mark Tami Alyn & Deeside Lab
99.9 percent Kevin Brennan Cardiff West Lab
99.9 percent Chris Mole Ipswich Lab
99.9 percent Phyllis Starkey Milton Keynes South West Lab
99.9 percent Iain Wright Hartlepool Lab
99.7 percent Liz Blackman Erewash Lab
99.7 percent Ian Cawsey Brigg & Goole Lab
99.7 percent Diana Johnson Kingston upon Hull North Lab
99.7 percent Gwyn Prosser Dover Lab
99.7 percent Andrew Slaughter Ealing, Acton & Shepherd's Bush Lab
99.6 percent Ian Austin Dudley North Lab
99.6 percent Jessica Morden Newport East Lab
99.6 percent Jonathan R Shaw Chatham & Aylesford Lab
99.5 percent Nick Ainger Carmarthen West & South Pembrokeshire Lab
99.5 percent John Mann Bassetlaw Lab
99.5 percent Laura Moffatt Crawley Lab
99.5 percent Anthony D Wright Great Yarmouth Lab
99.3 percent Andrew Gwynne Denton & Reddish Lab
99.3 percent David Heyes Ashton-under-Lyne Lab
99.3 percent Geoff Hoon Ashfield Lab
99.3 percent Shona McIsaac Cleethorpes Lab
99.2 percent Jim Dowd Lewisham West Lab
99.2 percent Sharon Hodgson Gateshead East & Washington West Lab
99.2 percent Gordon Marsden Blackpool South Lab
99.2 percent Nick Palmer Broxtowe Lab
99.1 percent Brian Iddon Bolton South East Lab
99.1 percent Martin Linton Battersea Lab
99.1 percent Edward Miliband Doncaster North Lab
98.9 percent Kevan Jones North Durham Lab
98.9 percent Jane Kennedy Liverpool, Wavertree Lab
98.9 percent Hilary Armstrong North West Durham Lab
98.9 percent Dawn Butler Brent South Lab
98.9 percent Rosie Cooper West Lancashire Lab
98.9 percent Maria Eagle Liverpool, Garston Lab
98.9 percent Andrew Miller Ellesmere Port & Neston Lab
98.8 percent Louise Ellman Liverpool, Riverside Lab
98.8 percent Jeff Ennis Barnsley East & Mexborough Lab
98.8 percent Nia Griffith Llanelli Lab
98.6 percent Meg Hillier Hackney South & Shoreditch Lab
98.6 percent Gillian Merron Lincoln Lab
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98.5 percent Gisela Stuart Birmingham, Edgbaston Lab
98.4 percent Bob Ainsworth Coventry North East Lab
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98.4 percent Stephen Timms East Ham Lab
98.4 percent Don Touhig Islwyn Lab
98.2 percent Stephen Hepburn Jarrow Lab
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98.2 percent Siôn Simon Birmingham, Erdington Lab
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97.2 percent Kali Mountford Colne Valley Lab
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97.1 percent Jim Cunningham Coventry South Lab
97.0 percent Nick Brown Newcastle upon Tyne East & Wallsend Lab
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97.0 percent Kerry McCarthy Bristol East Lab
97.0 percent Derek Twigg Halton Lab
96.9 percent Roberta Blackman-Woods Durham, City of Lab
96.8 percent Martin Caton Gower Lab
96.7 percent Colin Burgon Elmet Lab
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96.6 percent Joan Humble Blackpool North & Fleetwood Lab
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96.4 percent Patricia Hewitt Leicester West Lab
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96.4 percent Graham Stringer Manchester, Blackley Lab
96.4 percent Martyn Jones Clwyd South Lab
96.3 percent Colin Challen Morley & Rothwell Lab
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96.2 percent Ann Keen Brentford & Isleworth Lab
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95.6 percent Christine Russell Chester, City of Lab
95.5 percent Roger Berry Kingswood Lab
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94.9 percent Stephen McCabe Birmingham, Hall Green Lab
94.9 percent Terry Rooney Bradford North Lab
94.7 percent Paul Farrelly Newcastle-under-Lyme Lab
94.5 percent John Hutton Barrow & Furness Lab
94.4 percent Eric Illsley Barnsley Central Lab
94.4 percent Gerald Kaufman Manchester, Gorton Lab
94.4 percent Bob Laxton Derby North Lab
94.2 percent Margaret Moran Luton South Lab
94.2 percent Kitty Ussher Burnley Lab
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94.1 percent Stephen Pound Ealing North Lab
94.0 percent Stuart Bell Middlesbrough Lab
94.0 percent Barry Gardiner Brent North Lab
93.8 percent Ivan Lewis Bury South Lab
93.8 percent Andrew Love Edmonton Lab
93.7 percent John Battle Leeds West Lab
93.7 percent Fabian Hamilton Leeds North East Lab
93.7 percent Ronnie Campbell Blyth Valley Lab
93.7 percent Emily Thornberry Islington South & Finsbury Lab
93.6 percent Khalid Mahmood Birmingham, Perry Barr Lab
93.6 percent Dennis Skinner Bolsover Lab
93.5 percent Gareth Thomas Harrow West Lab
93.4 percent Doug Henderson Newcastle upon Tyne North Lab
93.2 percent Harry Cohen Leyton & Wanstead Lab
93.2 percent Ann Cryer Keighley Lab
93.2 percent Frank Dobson Holborn & St Pancras Lab
92.9 percent Dawn Primarolo Bristol South Lab
92.9 percent Geoffrey Robinson Coventry North West Lab
92.7 percent Tony Lloyd Manchester Central Lab
92.5 percent Marsha Singh Bradford West Lab
92.1 percent Margaret Hodge Barking Lab
92.1 percent Mark Todd South Derbyshire Lab
91.9 percent Natascha Engel North East Derbyshire Lab
91.7 percent Edward O'Hara Knowsley South Lab
91.6 percent Jim Cousins Newcastle upon Tyne Central Lab
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91.5 percent George Mudie Leeds East Lab
91.5 percent Hywel Francis Aberavon Lab
91.4 percent Roger Godsiff Birmingham, Sparkbrook & Small Heath Lab
91.3 percent Claire Curtis-Thomas Crosby Lab
91.1 percent Alan Johnson Kingston upon Hull West & Hessle Lab
91.1 percent Ann Clwyd Cynon Valley Lab
90.9 percent Alan Meale Mansfield Lab
90.1 percent Michael Clapham Barnsley West & Penistone Lab
90.0 percent David Taylor North West Leicestershire Lab
89.9 percent Peter Kilfoyle Liverpool, Walton Lab
89.8 percent Hilary Benn Leeds Central Lab
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89.5 percent Linda Riordan Halifax Lab
89.3 percent Chris McCafferty Calder Valley Lab
89.0 percent John Austin Erith & Thamesmead Lab
88.5 percent Rudi Vis Finchley & Golders Green Lab
88.0 percent Alan Milburn Darlington Lab
87.7 percent Bill Rammell Harlow Lab
87.5 percent Kelvin Hopkins Luton North Lab
87.3 percent Ruth Kelly Bolton West Lab
87.3 percent Frank Field Birkenhead Lab
86.8 percent Ian Pearson Dudley South Lab
86.8 percent Angela Smith Basildon Lab
86.2 percent Austin Mitchell Great Grimsby Lab
85.7 percent Peter Hain Neath Lab
84.8 percent Tessa Jowell Dulwich & West Norwood Lab
83.6 percent John Prescott Kingston upon Hull East Lab
83.2 percent Margaret Beckett Derby South Lab
83.2 percent Paul Flynn Newport West Lab
83.0 percent Glenda Jackson Hampstead & Highgate Lab
82.9 percent Diane Abbott Hackney North & Stoke Newington Lab
82.3 percent Ian McCartney Makerfield Lab
81.3 percent Geraldine Smith Morecambe & Lunesdale Lab
81.1 percent Mike Wood Batley & Spen Lab
80.3 percent Robert Wareing Liverpool, West Derby whilst Lab
78.4 percent Jack Straw Blackburn Lab
78.2 percent Clare Short Birmingham, Ladywood whilst Lab
76.2 percent Lynne Jones Birmingham, Selly Oak Lab
76.2 percent Gwyneth Dunwoody Crewe & Nantwich Lab
73.6 percent Jeremy Corbyn Islington North Lab
73.1 percent Robert Marshall-Andrews Medway Lab
70.0 percent John McDonnell Hayes & Harlington Lab
57.4 percent Mark Durkan Foyle SDLP
56.3 percent Alasdair McDonnell Belfast South SDLP
50.0 percent Gerry Adams Belfast West SF
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50.0 percent Michelle Gildernew Fermanagh & South Tyrone SF
50.0 percent Conor Murphy Newry & Armagh SF
46.0 percent Eddie McGrady South Down SDLP
39.0 percent Peter Law Blaenau Gwent Ind
38.8 percent Lady Hermon North Down UUP
37.2 percent George Galloway Bethnal Green & Bow Res
28.9 percent Paul Keetch Hereford LDem
28.7 percent Adam Price Carmarthen East & Dinefwr PC
26.6 percent Mark Williams Ceredigion LDem
26.2 percent Hywel Williams Caernarfon PC
26.2 percent Norman Lamb North Norfolk LDem
25.9 percent John Hemming Birmingham, Yardley LDem
25.8 percent Ann Widdecombe Maidstone & The Weald Con
25.4 percent Greg Mulholland Leeds North West LDem
25.2 percent Stephen Williams Bristol West LDem
25.0 percent Jeffrey M Donaldson Lagan Valley DUP
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24.3 percent Jennifer Willott Cardiff Central LDem
24.3 percent Phil Willis Harrogate & Knaresborough LDem
24.0 percent Lynne Featherstone Hornsey & Wood Green LDem
24.0 percent Andrew Stunell Hazel Grove LDem
23.8 percent Roger Williams Brecon & Radnorshire LDem
23.6 percent Bob Russell Colchester LDem
23.6 percent Norman Baker Lewes LDem
23.6 percent John Leech Manchester, Withington LDem
23.4 percent Sammy Wilson East Antrim DUP
23.0 percent Sarah Teather Brent East LDem
23.0 percent Annette Brooke Mid Dorset & North Poole LDem
22.8 percent Don Foster Bath LDem
22.6 percent William McCrea South Antrim DUP
22.6 percent Nick Harvey North Devon LDem
22.5 percent Alan Beith Berwick-upon-Tweed LDem
22.3 percent Gregory Campbell East Londonderry DUP
22.3 percent Julia Goldsworthy Falmouth & Camborne LDem
22.3 percent Martin Horwood Cheltenham LDem
22.3 percent Daniel Rogerson North Cornwall LDem
22.1 percent Paul Holmes Chesterfield LDem
21.8 percent Elfyn Llwyd Meirionnydd Nant Conwy PC
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21.5 percent Nigel Dodds Belfast North DUP
21.2 percent Tom Brake Carshalton & Wallington LDem
21.0 percent Christopher Huhne Eastleigh LDem
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20.8 percent Edward Davey Kingston & Surbiton LDem
20.6 percent Lembit Öpik Montgomeryshire LDem
20.5 percent David Howarth Cambridge LDem
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13.4 percent Eleanor Laing Epping Forest Con
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13.2 percent Tobias Ellwood Bournemouth East Con
13.1 percent Shailesh Vara North West Cambridgeshire Con
12.9 percent Greg Hands Hammersmith & Fulham Con
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11.9 percent Jonathan Djanogly Huntingdon Con
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8.5 percent Richard Bacon South Norfolk Con
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