President vs Prime Minister

It is now official and documented.

C has both a UK and US passport. The US one arrived yesterday on the 300th Birthday of Ben Franklin- a truly cosmopolitan statesman. The UK one arrived a few weeks back.

So, again we can go back to the debate about C's eligibility to run for President and/or the odds of him being UK Prime Minister. Or, if he chooses, dustman (UK) vs garbageman (US).

In both pictures, he's smiling though.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Perhaps, rather than predetermine for the child a life of sleaze, bribery and moral decay in politics, you might instead steer him into a more upstanding profession, such as corporate raider, junk-bond specialist or international arms dealer. I'd be happy to give him a few tips on potential customers for that last one.
11:44 PM
Anonymous said…
How about incandescent illumination object thief or quick witted sharp tounged aerial artist?
2:42 PM
Anonymous said…
You of course realize poor C will be fully informed at the proper age ... hooligan father that he has, his chances of PM seem remote.
2:40 PM
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