This is the man the devious CBC has recently been trotting out as Maclone’s columnist Paul Wells. Fool me once, as George W. Bush once said, but we’re not buying into the Corpse’s latest exercise in televisual trumpery.
This is the real Paul Wells, as seen in his latest photo from Speaker’s Spotlight, the agency that handles his extracurricular lip-flappers. It is obvious even to the untrained eye that the genuine Mr. Wells is a much younger and considerably more vibrant man than the doughy deadbeat the CBC, for reasons of its own, has been trying to pass off on a gullible public. Where will it all end?
But the Pranny Wells looks the same without the Dorian Grey picture.
See frankmag.ca/2016/05/pranny-overboard-paul-wells-to-the-toronto-star/
and so many numerous other mentions of the bad writer than only editors seems to like.
His ego means that he missed the weekly Maclones, appearing in print for his senior readers only once-a-month in the print editions. They are blessed.
I imagine organizations that booked reeling back in horror when his XXL head rises above the podium. Sometimes Photoshop does more harm than good.
Am I supposed to care about Paul Wells, real or fake, as the case may be?
Where will it all end? With an on-screen “Scanners”-type head explosion, one hopes.
Isn’t that Wells’ head deflating in the photo acompanying FrankMags’ “Pranny Overboard! Paul Wells to the Toronto Star”?
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