Party Vibe

As a Prime Minister I think he was a fucking lame duck but as a person I think his heart was in the right place. I don’t hate him cos I don’t know him, he could be a proper sound bloke for all we know.

I reckon he’s made a smart move standing down. If he had tried clinging to power it would of made him and the Labour Party look very bad indeed.

Question is who will replace him, Jack (Hate the English) Straw. David (too young) Miliband. John (I ate a baby) Prescott.

Personally I reckon it’ll be Ed (has no) Balls who’s voted in. Who knows though.

The man deserves a medal for leaving in the way he has, put the country before himself.

I do quite like Gorden Brown though, not a popular choice hehe

@1984 383345 wrote:

The man deserves a medal for leaving in the way he has, put the country before himself.

I do quite like Gorden Brown though, not a popular choice hehe

He was probably forced out

@1984 383360 wrote:

starting to lose my interest and replace it with a headake!

^This

It’s out of our hands now anyway ultimatly

all things considered i dont mind mr brown.. he’s not *that* bad a politician, and he gets so much stick for being a blind uggo with the charisma of a buldog chewing a wasp, which is unfair really cos it’s not his fault. He got dumped with a massive mess of government and his one shot to be prime minister of england was doomed from the start.

still wouldnt vote for him though, he just deserves a bit of a break, i mean compare him to cameron *cough cunt* who’s a knob through choice

@Tank Girl 383492 wrote:

Take Back Parliament

been following that.. went to the demo saturday.. something worth shouting about.. was big fun too