Ben Brogan reports that just to make things even worse for Labour, the incoming General Secretary has resigned. Meanwhile, even Jackie Ashley is saying that Brown only has until the party conference to sort himself out. Somewhere, Cherie Blair is laughing her head off.
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Elizabeth Elliot-Pyle
May 2nd, 2008 3:13pm Report this commentGordon promising to listen and lead...... surely this is today's Brownie.
John
May 2nd, 2008 3:39pm Report this comment"Cherie Blair is laughing her head off" - surely you mean, cackling maniacally? And you have just spoiled my afternoon tea by making me think of that disgusting gold-digger.
John
May 2nd, 2008 3:41pm Report this comment"Iain Duncan Smith replaced William Hague, who replaced Michael Howard" - excuse me??? Where do these people COME from?
mark c
May 2nd, 2008 6:18pm Report this comment"listen and learn" .... now "listen and lead" .... lets hope next its "heard and buggered off" ....
Nicholas
May 2nd, 2008 8:14pm Report this commentLearn this Mr Brown. The country doesn't like you, the country doesn't want you, the country didn't vote for you. Now lead your party into a general election - and sooner rather than later please so that we may soon see you lead your rotten government out of parliament and into the forgotten pages of history.
mark
May 2nd, 2008 9:28pm Report this commentIt would indeed be a noble thing to now declare a general election - he might at least salvage something of a reputation as being decent ....
I guess it is unlikely eh?
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