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Vox populi.....

Alarming findings from the other side of the Pond:

"Eighty-one percent say when making "an important decision" government leaders "should pay attention to public opinion polls because this will help them get a sense of the public's views".

That the rabble 'running' the show in these parts is a bit keen on focus groups is a matter of record, but - as far as I know - event-related policy is not defined by whichever part of the public squawks the loudest.

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