Top Dog
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Shoud Gorden Brown quit?Dispite several requests he refuses to step down.Is he right to do so?or should he step aside?
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rosco
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Re: Shoud Gorden Brown quit? | Top Dog wrote: | | Dispite several requests he refuses to step down.Is he right to do so?or should he step aside? |
Not sure why he should, or who would replace him that would be any better.
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Block67
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-this country needs a general election, like soon!
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rosco
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| Block67 wrote: | | -this country needs a general election, like soon! |
That's certainly an idea: Labour do seem to be running out of steam really, just as the Tories did after their long stint in power under Thatcher and then Major.
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Chris P Bacon
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We as the electoret voted in Tony Blair, but none of us voted for Gorden Brown, he didnt do a very good job as Cancelor and he is making a worse job as PM.
Time for him to go.
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Block67
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-totally agree with that. 
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Chepfer
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Actually i disagree a little.
He wasn't a bad chancellor under the circumstances and i think he was the one holding everything together to keep Tony blair with that smile on his face.
Unfortunately this credit crisis was seen by Tony before he jumped ship .... and he's left the crud with Gordon to clean up, saving face and all that.
I'm not sure anyone else at this time could do a better job then Gordon is ??
If you think there is ........ then Who ?
I'm not a fan of Gordon Brown though and would rather have a safe Tory regime going on right now but i do think if we ditched him, it'd be a case of out of the frying pan into the fire right. As the tories have no one that fills me with confidence either! !
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