Gordon Grim was given a public going over by one of those people he rarely encounters if he can help it,
a member of the white working class one Mrs Gillian Duffy .
The encounter took place in that quintessentially old industrial town Rochdale in Lancashire.
The valiant Mrs Duffy unapologetically tackled Grim on the subject which the likes of Grim would like never mentioned, immigration and its hideous consequences.
To this terror-inducing line of questioning she added another, the desertion by Labour of its traditional values.
Grim in his autistic way answered by his favourite method of listing what he imagined in his fantasy Nulabcur has done for the poor (Reality hint: make them poorer)..
As he escaped to his car he forgot that he was still miked-up and the media had access to what he was saying. He first berated his staff for allowing such a inconvenient member of the public near him then showed his usual charm by describing Mrs Duffy as "a very bigoted woman."
Grim was interviewed and had the tape of his comments played back to him. He sat with his head bowed and even by his own autistic standards mumbled chaotically in a doomed attempt to explain his grotesque behaviour.
The best of it was Mrs Duffy was going to vote Labour until Grim let his multiculturalist bigotry out of the bag. The moral for the NuLabcur is simple: don't allow Mr Autistic near the public.
Details from R5 on the Gabby Logan show 28 4 2010
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