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Election now?
Now that the Conservatives have narrowed Labour's lead in the polls to single figures, do you think Brown would be wise to call an election?
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valid points from both, voter apathy seems even more prevelant than it has in recent elections, as I said yesterday on AOG's post, up until the early 90's there was an imperial mile between the policies of Labour and the Conservatives, you knew where you stood, now the policies are so close you couldn't pass a razer blade between them
valid points from both, voter apathy seems even more prevelant than it has in recent elections, as I said yesterday on AOG's post, up until the early 90's there was an imperial mile between the policies of Labour and the Conservatives, you knew where you stood, now the policies are so close you couldn't pass a razer blade between them
Hi Mr Lambert
In reality whaty has changed in the last ten years?
Inflation is under control
Interest rates despite recent rises are still relatively low
Income tax hasnt increased
I know indirect taxes have gone up but thats always the way
No point in voting all in it for themselves, no grasp of reality whatsover.
In reality whaty has changed in the last ten years?
Inflation is under control
Interest rates despite recent rises are still relatively low
Income tax hasnt increased
I know indirect taxes have gone up but thats always the way
No point in voting all in it for themselves, no grasp of reality whatsover.
Personnelly I think we should have a general election because this country voted for a Tony Blair labour govenment and not Gordon Brown labour govenment.
However Gordon Brown as waited so long to be Prime minister, I think he will wait untill he feels confident that he as a clear lead over the tories and its always a risk having a general election in autumn and winter time because people might be put off voting because of the weather.
However Gordon Brown as waited so long to be Prime minister, I think he will wait untill he feels confident that he as a clear lead over the tories and its always a risk having a general election in autumn and winter time because people might be put off voting because of the weather.
I trhink Brown will call it. Cameron is a lame duck, and the Tories as of now can not win an election. Waiting a couple of years can only favour the Tories. And even though matty1 above is wrong about voting for a Blair Government not a Brown one, Brown winning an election will put a stop to such comments.
Hi John,
Yes, if Brown has any chance of winning its now, he's stoked up election fever, and if he doesn't call it now, people are going to wonder what he's made of.
Lets face it, the mans got no guts anyway, ten years as Bliars No2, and in all that time, in case it jeopardised his chances of becoming PM, never stood up to Bliar once.
The mans a Schmuck.
Yes, if Brown has any chance of winning its now, he's stoked up election fever, and if he doesn't call it now, people are going to wonder what he's made of.
Lets face it, the mans got no guts anyway, ten years as Bliars No2, and in all that time, in case it jeopardised his chances of becoming PM, never stood up to Bliar once.
The mans a Schmuck.
Gordon Brown would not necessarily be wise to call an election as he may not win. But why shoudl he be allowed to be prime minister by default - there should be an election so that the people of Britain can choose who they want as prime minister. Seems like labour are becoming dictators and not allowing for a democratic choice by the people