stevebt

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You can now post up your opiion on how you feel about the good ole prime minister himself Considering he has just lost out on another seat and was even beaten by the BNP I doubt/hope he isn't the leader of labour when they go for the next general election.

BBC NEWS | Have Your Say | What do you think of Gordon Brown's year in office?

warrenm2

DONT FORGET LOST THEIR DEPOSIT! AHAHAHAHAHAH

stigaz

in my opinion, whoever stepped in after tony blair bailed out was allways going to be ****ed from the start.
the PM is just the front man ,he doesnt run the country on his own

ethanrob

iTrader: (3)

Erh!

****

sorry,that is all i have to say

regards marcus

renny

iTrader: (2)

Ditto

SunnySideUp

10 out of 12 canditates lost their deposit.

Henley-on-Thames is as Tory as towns come. It's no great wonder that Labour came 5th, fully expected in all honesty.

Brown will lose the General Election mind you, unless the economy turns around and then he may just pull off a hung parliment.

Kieran_Burns

iTrader: (1)

I can't help but think that Labour are going to need that money.

I don't know if you are aware but the party is weeks away from being declared bankrupt.

Last time this happened they gave millions (of taxpayers money) to the Unions to 'modernise'

Oddly... some of this found it's way back to the party.

All those loans they took out are now due and there is nothing to pay them back with. They've started negotiating with the Unions again.

warrenm2

lets see how he does in yet another by-election

Labour MP David Marshall to quit causing Brown more by-election woe - Telegraph

warrenm2

and more problems.....

Alistair Darling forced into retreat over car tax increases - Telegraph

Lee247

No one wanted him, so how is he in

ahhh, I see, we have no say

stevebt

iTrader: (8)

But when we do have a say..... look what happens

Alg

8 out of 10 cats a couple of hours ago:
Gordon Brown's face looks like someone's drawn an unhappy face on their *******.

Holy Ghost

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quote from telegraph: "Mr Marshall has been ill for some time. It is understood that the illness may be related to depression."

no surprises there then.

f1_fan

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The news atm is just one disaaster after another for the governemnt and is oddly reminiscent of the situation with the Tories in 1997.

No doubt we can therefore look forward to Cameron's mob lining their pockets for 10 years and then going into meltdown in order to keep the cycle going.

As I said elsewhere this country has the political parties it deserves, bent and greedy like the majoirty of its population.

Leslie

I have to say that remark about the majority of the population is grossly unfair. I fully agree about what we see from modern politicians, but we are not yet in a position to accuse the Turquoise Chameleon and his mates of that just yet. We know about the others of course. I find it incredible that the politicians have got the cheek to ask for a monster pay rise as they have when they expect the rest of the country to accept a below inflation rise from figures which are all fiddled anyway. If the other parties all continue to think along those lines-we are lost without a paddle!

At least we have seen one politician who is prepared to resign his seat on principle, and the Scottish Labour leader has resigned without trying to hang on to her job, so maybe there is a ***** of hope after all.

Les

f1_fan

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That is becuase Les, like most of the other decent people left in this country, you are in denial.

Think about all the people you hear about in life, I mean just in day to day life, not your friends or on the news and see how many of them think it's OK to claim a bit extra when their huose gets burgled or claim for whiplash when they have a bump in the car or defraud the benefit system without so much as a second thought or withold payments from tradesmen/companies with a pack of lies about cheque is in the post etc. or buy/receive obviously stolen goods or download DVDs from Bit Torrent or whatever it is called or buy hooky CDs and DVDs from people in pubs etc. etc.

It's rife and hence I feel this country deserves the corrupt and lying greedmongers it calls a government. Think Cameron will be better? LOL! More of the same I am afraid.

lozgti

Is it me or far from being done with boom and bust we have had a super boom followed by what appears to be turning into the mother of all busts?

warrenm2

The penny starts to drop.......

NotoriousREV

Wow, I read the first 45 comments and only 3 were positive in any way. And all from Scotland too...

Jerome

I turned down the opportunity to meet Brown, as part of the TA100 commemorations, because I would have had to punch him on the nose.

That kind of thing is frowned upon in the miltary.

kingofturds

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I see that on the governments own website the option to email Gordon brown your views has been down for 9 days now For maintenance apparently

lozgti

TBH I'm really worried at how things are going now and where we are headed.

Leslie

Not sure what you mean about me being in denial, or what of anyway.

Of course I realise that many are only too pleased to take advantage of a situation and make a bit on the side to which thay are not entitled. I thought it was unfair to infer that virtually the whole country thinks that way. I suppose it is largely a matter of degree and where it gets really bad is when you see those who are prepared to con others out of their hard earned cash or belongings. I do know that there are only too many who are prepared to behave in such a way and regret it deeply. But I don't believe that most of the country is like that.

I do object very strongly to those of our so called leaders and the example that they are setting for the rest of the country though.

Les