Former council leader John Dowson claims the council have made a "
hatchet job" of the whole situation.
The 56-year-old human resource executive who lives in Taman Kledang Sentosa, Menglembu here believes the
hatchet job to be the work of loan sharks who got the wrong target.
Despite even veteran Tory commentator Peter Oborne calling it "an inaccurate
hatchet job", they tagged the serialisation "UNFIT FOR OFFICE" and "Married to a Joyless Fanatic" with headlines like "40 years of plots, lies, intimidation and chaos" and warned this man must not be allowed to rule.
The numbers are the result of a
hatchet job." Jaitley said when the CSO had revised upward the growth rate of 2012-13 and 2013-14, the then government had welcomed the decision.
It makes it easier for the subject of the complaint to claim this is a political
hatchet job. This is exactly how House Majority Leader Rolando Andaya tried to play down a complaint filed against him at the Ombudsman by Greco Belgica of the Truth and Justice Coalition.
'This is part of an ongoing
hatchet job against me connected with my desire to run for the governorship of Camarines Sur,' Andaya said in a message to reporters on Tuesday.
"Don't believe the Sun or the Daily Mail stories today, it's a pure
hatchet job in revenge for the leaked transcript of the dinner he had with [Theresa] May.
John Richards, 68, said: "It's as if they're trying to do a
hatchet job on the claims from the very start.
It's a good job he was rested for the game with Ireland or Roy Keane might have been tempted to come out of retirement for one last
hatchet job.
The nation is already feeling frustrated enough about their football team without doing a
hatchet job on an innocent scapegoat to stir the situation.
"Breaking up Network Rail is a
hatchet job forced on NR by George Osborne, whose economic plan is to sell off Britain's rail infrastructure to the highest bidders."
Milking his cash cow until its udders shrivel, Hong Kong king of kitsch Wong Jing delivers a
hatchet job with "From Vegas to Macau II" a casino caper that fails to re-create the dynamic action and zany fun of the original hit.