In an interview with Leslie Bennetts, online here: -

Cherie Bomb: Politics & Power: vanityfair.com

- scheduled to appear in the November 2008 edition of Vanity Fair, Cherie Blair described her husband's performance as Prime Minister thus:

In answer to Bennetts' question as to whether she agreed with her husband's decision to go to war with Iraq, Cherie B responded thus:

That's 'cos you're thick, Cherie B.

Within the Vanity Fair article, The Sunday Mirror’s, Carole Malone, is quoted thus:

Bit of an old spot-on merchant that Carole Malone, don't you think?

Except for the "decent brain" bit, of course.

Leslie Bennets adds:

In the interview Cherie B also said this:

As Shakespeare said, Cherie B:

A role model for those Shakespeare thought deserved to die?

Yeah, that'd be about right.

Cherie did say a couple of things I'd wholeheartedly agree with.
Here's one of them:

Here's the other:

You can say that again, Cherie B.

And again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again.

You can redeem yourself, you know.

Oh yes, you can see to it that, at the end of your days, you'll have a much better chance of ending up in RC heaven than you do now.
Here's what you must do to put things right:

One night, when Tony gets in really, really late, lipstick on his collar and stinking of Boddington's, when you hit him over the head with the rolling pin, hit him as hard as you possibly can.

And then hit him again.

And again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again.

The Lord will smile upon you if you do this.

And your prior awfulness (I guess you and the big G might call it SIN) will be forgiven.

It really will.