I know there is another thread on this but I thought Rod Liddle's - ahem - analysis needed to be specifically scrutinised.
In the opening to The Spectator piece he asks, "So ? Harriet Harman, then. Would you? I mean after a few beers obviously, not while you were sober."
Given the fact that the man writing this was caught in his adultery by his wife finding viagra in his pockets, a more suitable question would seem to be not would you, but could you, Rod.
I suspect not.
Dream on.