Wednesday, Dec 30, 2009
Please go Gordon
Daily Mail: Charles Clarke tells Labour it must ditch Gordon Brown or face election defeat
When Gordon eventually calls the election, how many Labour MPs will turn against him in a bid to save their own reputations? Probably enough to give that group sway should there not be an outright majority. Be careful who you vote for!
Posted by fallingbuzzard @ 11:19 PM (733 views) Add Comment
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1. devo said...
Despite the current double-digit Tory lead in the polls, Mr Clarke insisted that the general election is 'eminently winnable for Labour under a new leader'.
I don't think he really believes this; the truth is more likely to be found in the earlier statement:
'Mr Clarke warned that Labour is facing a 'smashing' defeat in the poll and could be out of power for more than a decade.'
2. dohousescrashinthewoods said...
Vote Brown, get Mandleson.
Don't believe it?
The last one was "Vote Blair, get Brown" no one believed that either and look where we are now.
3. fallingbuzzard said...
thats right
4. markj69 str05 said...
Vote Nic Clegg, get Vince Cable - That doesn't sound too bad. As much uncertainty as anything else.
5. inbreda said...
@4 is right. It's the closest anyone is going to get to a fresh start rather than the blue or red wing of the homeownerist party
6. dohousescrashinthewoods said...
@4, @5, I tend to agree. Vince Cable is the nearest thing to sensible across the whole lot of headline politicians.