Come on, who in the world of politics has ever behaved in such a way? I agree that it would be lovely, but realistically, is it even worth contemplating such things?Brown should have been honest with the woman on camera if he really felt that way.
Come on, who in the world of politics has ever behaved in such a way? I agree that it would be lovely, but realistically, is it even worth contemplating such things?Brown should have been honest with the woman on camera if he really felt that way.
I can't believe anybody with a shred of intelligence or self respect would be jumping on this as anything more than a laugh.
Come on, who in the world of politics has ever behaved in such a way? I agree that it would be lovely, but realistically, is it even worth contemplating such things?
It's the intelligent and self respecting people who can see that this is more than just a laugh.
I disagree.It's the intelligent and self respecting people who can see that this is more than just a laugh.
Absolutely, that would be 'real change'.Wouldn't it be a refreshing change if they did though?
I agree that Xfactor politics is bad, and were you referring to Cleggmania™ then I would agree. However, I think calling a 66 year old widow a bigot transcends "Personality BS".


It's pretty shocking how much this has been jumped on. It's really a non-issue with regard to party policy which people should be caring about.
Keeps the mob entertained though I guess.
If you think thats a non-issue you must be of the same school of thought as Brown.
If you think thats a non-issue you must be of the same school of thought as Brown. He knows he has messed up and this could be the biggest nail in labours electoral coffin. He has been caught red handed slagging of a old woman behind her back, as he was not man enough to argue his position face to face in front of the press. Its to close to the election for this to blow over.
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This shoot will go down in electoral history if Labour lose this election.[/QUOTE]If this has any effect on the way people vote, whatsoever, then we pretty much deserve anything and everything that could happen. :o
I agree it's an issue, but what I said was it's not related at all to the important issues that people should be caring about. It's sad that people will get swayed by this with kneejerk reactions to someone's intentionally private comment.
If I say something to my mate, and he goes off and slaughters me behind my back, that's something that I probably shouldn't worry too much about.
If the prime minister of my country lies to my face, then goes off and slaughters me behind my back, that's something we ALL should worry about. She represents all of us, don't forget that. Disagree with Chairman Brown, and get slagged off and ignored - democracy at it's finest.
do u seriously, seriously beleive that this is a revilation into polotics and human behaviour? are u even remotley suprised by it ?? like i said this morning, if anything i find it refreshing to see/hear what we should already know about polotics. The horrid bit is the entire apology farce where hes forced to try and dig himself out. Id have a load more respect if he or whoever it was, just stood by it.
The whole episode shows the calibre of the man, you're right to include the stomach churning apology, but I would aim more for the contempt with which he holds his voters thoughts. To simply pretend to entertain, then discard is extremely crass in the least. And that is not what's required of a leader of people.
It was all over before this.actually, I think it is all over for labour now and G.B. knows it.