Gordon Browns daughter

[Scary]

Oh for a robot leader with no charisma, just rational policies.

John Major - 2 out of 3

[Platypus]

Is there no depth this twunt won't sink to?? Recounting his 10 day old daughters death which happened 8 years ago in order to appeal to the stupid bleeding heart public is as low as it gets
...Or am I being a bit harsh?

No, you're right. I saw a few seconds of it last night (?) on TV, with the camera focussed on Sarah, quietly blubbering.

Sick and cynical.

Anyway, doesn't everyone know he only married her so as to be able to appear to be a 'family man' not a raving gaylord ?

[EternalOptimist]

Yes, it happened to me.

Well then you, above anyone else, should appreciate the quiet dignity that most people , who have suffered this type of tradegy, display in public.

GB has gone beyond the pale

[OwlHoot]

No, you're right. I saw a few seconds of it last night (?) on TV, with the camera focussed on Sarah, quietly blubbering.

Sick and cynical.

Anyway, doesn't everyone know he only married her so as to be able to appear to be a 'family man' not a raving gaylord ?

I haven't seen it, but I gather she briefly peeps aside two or three times to check the camera is still on her.

[norrahe]

I haven't seen it, but I gather she briefly peeps aside two or three times to check the camera is still on her.

She certainly does made it seem all the more staged and cynical.

This is scraping the bottom of the barrel of the lowest order.

Lets hope the voters who matter wake up and take note of the cynical ploy.

[BoredBloke]

As a parent I would not like to endure what they went through, but I don't recall this being spoken about in the previous campaign. Why now? Looks like a cynical vote grabbing tactic to me and one that really is very low.

[xoggoth]

Don't think anyone is saying they faked the emotion but we can imagine the party discussions that led to this with, I think, fair accuracy.

The party advisors telling Brownstuff that a big problem for the election is his perceived dourness and lack of human warmth, telling him he should open up and not rule out answering any questions. however personal. He would have known what that might lead to and went along with it for political advantage.

Most of us have been through personal tragedies of some sort and one can understand that people may reveal such things to strangers because it overwhelms them and they need to talk to someone but most don't spill their hearts out in public, years after the event when it is no longer uppermost in their minds, for their personal advancement.

He is an utter scumbag.

[xoggoth]

PS Why didn't they ask him about the rumours that he used to take it up the @rse? Id' have watched that.

PPS That's how he damaged his eye you know. Banged his head while engaged in frantic b*ggery in the communal rugby bath.

[OwlHoot]

This pic of Gordon Brown, taken a day or two ago, reminded me of someone, but I couldn't quite place him.

Then it struck me - Gabriel Byrne playing Satan in "End of Days". How appropriate

[RichardCranium]

This pic of Gordon Brown, taken a day or two ago, reminded me of someone, but I couldn't quite place him.

Then it struck me - Gabriel Byrne playing Satan in "End of Days". How appropriate

Nah. Frankie Howerd after he's just come off stage as the pantomime dame and taken off his make-up, but before he's got drunk enough to roger the stagehand's son.