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Topic History of: I thought Brown actually gave rather a good speech
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Mart |
Well he has lost so much weight Pete that he really needs to borrow Tony`s suits, so I agree.
Lets` face it, he has already stepped into his shoes........ |
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JK2006 |
Only Simon Hoggart has made the obvious point that "my children are not props; they are people" was rather an unfortunate remark considering the prop who introduced him. |
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Pete Clarke |
His suits don't even fit him! |
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Mart |
Well BR , has said many points for me there.
But what I don`t like is the UK thinking that it is one of the States of the USA and I feel that Tony, after his "Things Can Only Get Better" origination, went the way of all previous governers, of this small bunch of islands.
"Things", did of course run the predictable route of our little nation, went to war. and talked ourselves into a recession in the end.
Much as I hate the way that the USA run their politics in an X Factor style, I do believe that the public should be given an entire election to re-vote somebody in, as opposed to having a "replacement", which I`m afraid Gordon Brown is. |
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Al |
As chancellor, Brown was like a teenager with a borrowed credit card. Once he'd exhausted that he borrowed another credit card to pay off the debt, thus creating more debt - and so it went on. Things looked good but the foundation was sand. Now that there is a global recession we have nothing to fall back on.
Just because someone has a smart suit it doesn't mean he's rich. It might just mean he's in debt to the tailor.
Brown devastated the the UK economy. A few well scripted speeches cannot undo that. |
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