Is Gordon Brown cracking up - have a look

rjt · 15-11-2007, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by arden forester

Well, the answer is a split ten ways with the Abstentionists doing the best at over 40%!

I saw Brown on PMQ's. Cameron, and indeed Cable, are needling him big time. His temper gets the better of him. Throwing his papers down onto the dispatch box shows he may well have exploded by Spring of next year!

Cable's question was very good. That imbecile Darling has mortgaged the Bank of England for over £20 billion and rising (the Northern Rock shambles). The look on his face shows he has no answers. Prudence got screwed on the same carpet that Prescott used. What a shower!

Well one of the reasons this government is still in power is that opposition to it has always been fragmented and yes the ammount of people not voting is a huge factor. I think when the time comes and people really want to change the government they will switch direcetly to the Tories as this is the only way of getting Labour out under FPP.

Roland · 16-11-2007, 06:08 PM

I'm not David Cameron's greatest fan but at least he is doing his job now at least he's now cross examining the PM. Been a bit politically asleep for some years now i can remember when Cameron first became leader of the conservatives watching him on PM's question time he put up no real challenge to brown i think in order to make people think conservatives were becoming more modern which started the nu labour, blue labour comments as i'm sure you all know.

You watch him on PM's question time now he rips brown to shreds and brown just can't handle it. When some one shacks like that their nerves are literally going where people got this idea that brown is a strong leader is beyond me. He has no real idea of what he's talking about he has surveys, statistics, and bios reports that make him think the country is running just fine the moment Cameron puts statements to him that are contrary to his beliefs he just can't handle it he has no real idea of what to say and just backs into the corner and quivers and then spit his dummy.

We might not like Cameron but at the end of the day he's in the pocket of the people who sit behind him in tthe house of commons as brown is in the pocket of the people who sit behind him. As for the EU we'd be better off with the Tories in power than we would with labour not sure how much. And I would say we'd do far better on civil liberties things like the smoking ban cammeron did'nt turn up to vote on it i would suggest he was against it but worried that it might be popular and there fore thought he'd best not put his name to it.

Any way i'm going on a bit now so best leave it there.

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Roland Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 856	I'm not David Cameron's greatest fan but at least he is doing his job now at least he's now cross examining the PM. Been a bit politically asleep for some years now i can remember when Cameron first became leader of the conservatives watching him on PM's question time he put up no real challenge to brown i think in order to make people think conservatives were becoming more modern which started the nu labour, blue labour comments as i'm sure you all know. You watch him on PM's question time now he rips brown to shreds and brown just can't handle it. When some one shacks like that their nerves are literally going where people got this idea that brown is a strong leader is beyond me. He has no real idea of what he's talking about he has surveys, statistics, and bios reports that make him think the country is running just fine the moment Cameron puts statements to him that are contrary to his beliefs he just can't handle it he has no real idea of what to say and just backs into the corner and quivers and then spit his dummy. We might not like Cameron but at the end of the day he's in the pocket of the people who sit behind him in tthe house of commons as brown is in the pocket of the people who sit behind him. As for the EU we'd be better off with the Tories in power than we would with labour not sure how much. And I would say we'd do far better on civil liberties things like the smoking ban cammeron did'nt turn up to vote on it i would suggest he was against it but worried that it might be popular and there fore thought he'd best not put his name to it. Any way i'm going on a bit now so best leave it there.