The politics of the comic book creature. They are like little people.... No matter how much you look at the next politician, it is unlikely that you will be able to see human features . Think of Bush, Jr., or [D.T.]. But even politicians have their breakdowns . One day, the British Prime Minister, speaking in Parliament, disgraced the whole country. And so that the leader of the nation did not call the eyes of the British people, it was decided to remove it from the eyes of the down. So smiling Eddie Claire got a week off and decided to spend it Getting to know the people's aspirations. Dressed in a women's dress, accompanied by a policeman-intellectual, the Prime Minister left the house number 10 Downing Street and went on a trip around the country. For a week, the hapless prime minister had to visit the strangest places: in a free hospital: in a hotel that used to be a mental institution, in a slum: in a drug shelter and even in the home of a pensioner. A new life full of adventures, liked Eddie Clare much more than the pale existence of a statesman But especially the Prime Minister liked his new image of Marilyn Monroe. Sue Townsend wrote another bitter and heartbreaking parody of British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his entourage this time. The obvious recognition of the characters, the acute relevance of the topic and the author's signature sarcastic and unmistakable intonation made the book the main English bestseller of 2002 . It remains only to regret that comedies about our own president, written with such brilliance, are unlikely to wait for us.