Gordon James Brown

[vulture]

Admits misleading the Iraq inguiry in the pockets of unite 13 points behind in the latest poll

 

[Napper]

You'll be sorry when the tories are in and f*** it up

 

[vulture]

You'll be sorry when the tories are in and f*** it up

what like labour have

 

[Barrel of Fun]

What is 'it'?

 

[Easy 10]

Isn't that some kind of criminal offence, to lie when giving evidence at an Inquiry ?

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

i'd like him a lot more if he went by the name of "james brown" and did all his speeches in the style of james brown

i'd like that i would

 

[Titanic]

...13 points behind in the latest poll

which poll is that ?

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

which poll is that ?

South

 

[beorhthelm]

the funny thing is, he's beholden to Unite but then denounced their strike. how's that going to play with core Labour voters? cant imagine its positive, but i cant imagine it stirring mid-england to back him either.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Isn't that some kind of criminal offence, to lie when giving evidence at an Inquiry ?

Not when others had told mistruths previously

 

[Whitterz]

They are all as bad as one another. Feather thier own nests.

 

[The Wizard]

They are all as bad as one another. Feather thier own nests.

 

[Barry Izbak]

I received a text the other day referring to that w4nker as 1isc
One eyed Scottish ****
I fcuking hate the bastard.

 

[Don Quixote]

He is a good man, better than slimey slippery no good swarmy public school **** f*** Cameron.

 

[The Cardinal]

Pollster Sample dates Sample size CON% LAB% LIB%

ELECTION 2005 5 May 2005 33.2 36.2 22.6

The Times/Populus 05 Feb 10 - 07 Feb 10 1,502 40 30 20
The Guardian/ICM 19 Feb 10 - 21 Feb 10 1,004 37 30 20
Daily Telegraph/Ipsos-MORI 19 Feb 10 - 22 Feb 10 1,533 37 32 19
The Independent/ComRes 26 Feb 10 - 28 Feb 10 1,005 37 32 19
Metro/Harris 03 Mar 10 - 08 Mar 10 1,100 37 29 18
Political Betting/Angus Reid 09 Mar 10 - 10 Mar 10 2,003 39 26 18
The Sun/YouGov 10 Mar 10 - 11 Mar 10 1,434 37 34 17

AVERAGE 05 Feb 10 - 11 Mar 10 9,581 37.9 30.2 18.6

 

[MJsGhost]

i'd like him a lot more if he went by the name of "james brown" and did all his speeches in the style of james brown

i'd like that i would

And so he should, because that's his name. Gordon is in fact his middle name...

 

[Hatterlovesbrighton]

If you are at all interested in polling then the place to go is politicalbetting.com

The YouGov methodology is different to the rest which is why some say that they shoudln't be believed.

 

[glasfryn]

They are all as bad as one another. Feather thier own nests.

is the right answer

He is a good man, better than slimey slippery no good swarmy public school **** f*** Cameron.

is also the right answer

Pollster Sample dates Sample size CON% LAB% LIB%

ELECTION 2005 5 May 2005 33.2 36.2 22.6

The Times/Populus 05 Feb 10 - 07 Feb 10 1,502 40 30 20
The Guardian/ICM 19 Feb 10 - 21 Feb 10 1,004 37 30 20
Daily Telegraph/Ipsos-MORI 19 Feb 10 - 22 Feb 10 1,533 37 32 19
The Independent/ComRes 26 Feb 10 - 28 Feb 10 1,005 37 32 19
Metro/Harris 03 Mar 10 - 08 Mar 10 1,100 37 29 18
Political Betting/Angus Reid 09 Mar 10 - 10 Mar 10 2,003 39 26 18
The Sun/YouGov 10 Mar 10 - 11 Mar 10 1,434 37 34 17

AVERAGE 05 Feb 10 - 11 Mar 10 9,581 37.9 30.2 18.6

all these pools mean absolutely naff all I can remember when the Labour party were well in front of the tories and Mr Heath(who is one of the only tories I genuinely admire for his stand against thatcher)won the election on the "pound in your pocket"

 

[Gwylan]

And so he should, because that's his name. Gordon is in fact his middle name...

Indeed.

Here's a bizarre piece of political trivia. Four of the six Labour PMs had the first name James, yet only one used it.

 

[vulture]

thank f*** the twat has gone and we have a proper goverment and a proper prime minster to repair the 13 years of over spending done by new f***ing labour