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Pokermonster
01 Dec 09 12:51
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Since becoming Prime Minister do you think Gordon Brown has:

a) performed well in difficult times.

b) done the best he could but things beyond his control have shown him a bad light.

c) been utterly useless and a liability.

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By:
statman99
When: 01 Dec 09 12:52
A thousand times C
By:
squares
When: 01 Dec 09 12:52
c
By:
sibaroni
When: 01 Dec 09 12:52
d) embarked on a ridiculously high risk strategy knowingly, which has failed to come off.
By:
jimmy69
When: 01 Dec 09 12:54
probably c
By:
Pokermonster
When: 01 Dec 09 12:54
Noted Sibaroni. I'll put you down as a C for counting purposes.
By:
Johnny Wad
When: 01 Dec 09 12:55
a)
By:
Dan Chipowski
When: 01 Dec 09 12:55
E) Couldn't give a **** :)
By:
Jimbo747
When: 01 Dec 09 12:58
a)

If you answered C), then The Sun really has brainwashed you.
By:
jimmy69
When: 01 Dec 09 12:58
Dan is Irish so doesn't count PM...lol
By:
redrich
When: 01 Dec 09 12:58
b+c
By:
blackburn1
When: 01 Dec 09 13:01
c, but that doesn't do justice to how completely out of his depth he is
By:
evski
When: 01 Dec 09 13:01
d)
By:
Shab
When: 01 Dec 09 13:02
C
By:
blackjackking
When: 01 Dec 09 13:03
B for me
By:
Ovalman.
When: 01 Dec 09 13:10
B for me but his policies as chancellor caused many of his own problems.

I have never voted Labour BTW, I've always leaned to the right.
By:
Ivor
When: 01 Dec 09 13:19
C - totally out of his shallow depth
By:
Tallywagger.
When: 01 Dec 09 13:21
C - but I wouldn't mind seeing him win the next election.
By:
wit-ham
When: 01 Dec 09 13:21
C because he helped cause it with an even bigger ponzi scheme than madoff
By:
Hoss
When: 01 Dec 09 13:27
A) Unfortunate, Blair was a lucky (or clever) to get out before the s hit hit the fan.
By:
Make my hay
When: 01 Dec 09 13:29
C
By:
Splicer Keats
When: 01 Dec 09 13:58
b/c
By:
Big Charlie
When: 01 Dec 09 14:01
BC for me as well...
By:
BonViv
When: 01 Dec 09 14:08

Jimbo747 01 Dec 14:58
a)

If you answered C), then The Sun really has brainwashed you.


Erm good to the total and utter intolerance of the left to any other point of view

Peronally i'd say somewhere between b and c.

Possibly the weakest prime minister this century and how a man with such social inadequatecy can be in such a job is both unsettling and bizzare.I'm no tory either but oh how we're all going to have to pay for Gordys largesse and handouts.
By:
Paintball's coming home.
When: 01 Dec 09 14:43
Gotta say B
The media in this country decided they didnt like him from the off.
The Suns reaction to the mis-spelt letter showed that.
Sadly too many people cant believe beyond what they read in the MAil and the Sun these days
By:
Ivor
When: 01 Dec 09 14:50
how many bad decisions and u-turns do you need to read about?
By:
blackburn1
When: 01 Dec 09 14:53
The media in this country decided they didnt like him from the off.

Total nonsense he was miles ahead in the polls when he first took over. Its events since then that have seen the clueless fool for what he is.
By:
Curryisforlife
When: 01 Dec 09 14:53
b.
for those that answered 'c.'
You must be too young to remember Maggie, never mind, Cameron will remind us all.
By:
Curryisforlife
When: 01 Dec 09 14:55
Possibly the weakest prime minister this century

erm, we've only had two haven't we?
By:
wilson
When: 01 Dec 09 14:56
c
By:
Slippy Blue
When: 01 Dec 09 15:04
c) Brown will go down in history as being a complete non entity of a Prime Minister.
By:
Tevez is God
When: 01 Dec 09 15:07
BonViv 01 Dec 16:08

Possibly the weakest prime minister this century

weaker shirley?
By:
Tevez is God
When: 01 Dec 09 15:07
a/b btw
By:
Andy Murray
When: 01 Dec 09 15:08
A

feel sorry for brown, i'll be voting him next election :D
By:
BonViv
When: 01 Dec 09 15:28
Curryisforlife 01 Dec 16:53
b.
for those that answered 'c.'
You must be too young to remember Maggie, never mind, Cameron will remind us all.


Indeed Cameron WILL remind us all,that as a Tory leader coming into power after years of overspending,and breathtaking waste by a labour govt he may well have to take Thatcherite measures.

Personally think cameron is a gutless drone who talks the talk,but up against that blundering slobbering one eyed bufoon he's Julius Ceasar
By:
Alex69
When: 01 Dec 09 15:48
I'd say (c) with the qualifying statement that voting BNP won't do anybody any good.
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 01 Dec 09 15:49
b for me.
By:
Ivor
When: 01 Dec 09 15:57
scores on the doors os gwelch yn dda?
By:
overboard
When: 01 Dec 09 16:01
c
By:
Howdi
When: 01 Dec 09 16:01
c
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