“When Roger Cook calls highly qualified and capable public servants ‘clowns’ he is seeking to disparage people tasked with giving government frank advice. You may disagree with their views, but this k

“When Roger Cook calls highly qualified and capable public servants ‘clowns’ he is seeking to disparage people tasked with giving government frank advice. You may disagree with their views, but this kind of language directed at public servants is simply unacceptable from major public figures.” 100%. Acceptable descriptions of public servants include those bastards, the dipshits, & the classic: hey