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Fraser Nelson 1:47am

Hilarious insights from Anthony Seldon, a Blair biographer, in his new book which looks at the tumultuous final year of Blair's tenure. Ed Balls referred to Blair as a "moron" and (deliciously) to Brown as "a bottler" after he refused to make a leadeship putsch after last year's local elections. At another stage Blair declared: "I'm going to take no more s%%t from over the road." Except, he did. He took lots more. Blair's cowardice in failing to deal with the mutinous Brown was matched only by Brown's cowardice in not making a decisive move. Read all about it in the Mail on Sunday.

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Sem Nome

October 21st, 2007 4:45am Report this comment

"Brown was matched only by Brown's cowardice in not making a decisive"...Brown is prime minister now, so he did something right, can you assure me that he would be PM if he had put more pressure on Blair at that time? I guess not, Brown is a bottler, but if he had done anything diferent he wouldn't be prime minister(I guess, but no guarantee)

Oscar Miller

October 21st, 2007 5:07pm Report this comment

Yes Brown managed to bully his way to the top of the greasy pole - but the downward slide has started already.

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