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News of the World marginals poll shows Gord wins on credit crunch but Cam’s still No1
Britain's voters today give Prime Minister Gordon Brown a back-handed compliment.
FIRST they demand he stays and fights the credit crunch - making clear he's the right man to do it.
THEN they tell him sorry, we definitely DON'T want you to be Prime Minister.
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They're relying on 'experience'!
Brown's experience:tax, spend, borrow, waste & bust.
Mandelson's experience: spin, backstabbing, dodgy mortgages and even dodgier passport applications.
If they're the answer, I hate to think what the questions is!
By John Bell. Posted October 5 2008 at 8:57 PM.
They're relying on 'experience'!
Brown's experience:tax, spend, borrow, waste & bust.
Manelson's experience: spin, backstabbing, dodgy mortgages and even dodgier passport applications.
If they're the answer, I hate to think what the questions is!
By John Bell. Posted October 5 2008 at 8:48 PM.
"Almost two thirds of voters (58%) say Mr Brown should stay on as Labour leader, compared to 36% who want him to go."
I wonder how many of the 58% are Conservatives who feel that Brown staying is a gift to Cameron...
By Pete. Posted October 5 2008 at 10:41 AM.
WHat I find astonishing is that New Labour has any support left at all. Suppose it must be the dole scroungers, benfit cheats and other assorted hangers on. Shows how poor our education system has become that there are people stupid enough to let him and his spying, fining, taxing snoughts in trough henchmen carry on. Not that the Tories are much better, look at their Stasi type behaviour at local council level in places such as Chichester, Ealing, Telford and Harlow.
I envy the Americans, at least they have a choice, all we have is an alternative between two authoritarian parties who both act like totalitarian dictators.
By Simon. Posted October 5 2008 at 7:54 AM.
Broon is doon.
By donald anderson. Posted October 5 2008 at 2:09 AM.
Yippee!!
Over 10 long years of NuLab's free ride of our perfectly good economy - having in the process driven the poor dear near enough to death with a bout of unchencked fiscal diarrhea, we might at last soon be getting rid of these impostors.
We need a government that can manage, not pilfer.
By Agent Digby. Posted October 4 2008 at 11:23 PM.
After David Cameron's brilliant speech and 1 year of Gordon Brown showing he doesn't have a clue how to be Prime Minister this is not surprising. Gordon Brown has brought back his arch enemy, Peter Mandelson, to spin for him, but the British people aren't fools and can see through the talk of Mandy's "unique experience". His only "unique experience" is of getting back into the cabinet twice after having to resign for a dodgy mortgage.
By Mark. Posted October 4 2008 at 10:04 PM.
WOW
By Margaret . Posted October 4 2008 at 8:41 PM.
A small recovery, but still much work to be done. The trouble is, in bringing Mandelson back Brown has hinted that he is going to focus more on presentation and - here comes that horrible word again - spin.
This will help to some extent, and especially when it comes to fighting fires, but it could lead to a loss of trust and an unwillingness to believe the government line on the economy. If that happens, Labour will be staring down the barrel of a bigger defeat.
By Gooey Blob. Posted October 4 2008 at 8:25 PM.
Good job too, get the useless bastards out. Try Broon and Bliar for treason
By Albert Hall. Posted October 4 2008 at 11:16 PM.