Chancellor’s Sparkling Confidence Crashes On Iron-Clad Fiscal Rules – Guido Fawkes

That laughing thing Rachel has taken to doing – credit where it’s due – she does it very well. Along with the toss of the well-cut hair, the sparkling eyes, the girlish clapping she uses now and then – it’s carefree, it’s confidence building. It lightens the darkness around her. Everything’s going to be all right, just wait and see.

Or was it like Violetta in the third act of La Traviata when she rises from her chaise longue singing, “I think I feel a little better!” (she dies).