Art of successful punditry this election? Spontaneity, intelligence, and humour
But many party pundits lack 'wit,' and 'levity' and no one cutting through the bafflegab and to the core of an issue, says TV critic John Doyle.
Strategist panels, pundits and party spinners thrive and multiply during election campaigns, popping up on the TV screen to discuss anything from party policies to gaffes, but some expert observers say the punditry of this campaign is too dry, and it's influence "negligible."
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