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RichardCranium replied

27 July 2008, 16:15
But Tubby can't-do-sums, is-gold-valuable, debt-is-the-way-to-run-a-country Gordo is a hereditary PM.

Surely getting rid of him would be treason.
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HairyArsedBloke replied

27 July 2008, 14:44
Nobody will challenge him - nobody wants the job.

Even with a new leader they will loose the next election; so who will want to be known as the shortest serving labour PM (after the Snot Goblin) or the PM that lost to the Tories. They will be booted out as well.

The Snot Goblin may well carry on and 'postpone' the election in 2010 due to 'national security' for the the benefit of 'hard working families'. After all, he is 'on your side'.
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stackpole started a topic Save Gordon Brown

27 July 2008, 13:24
Save Gordon Brown

All the media this weekend have got me worried. They are saying that Gordon will be kicked out this summer. That will give the socialists time to make some sort of recovery before 2010.

Gordon must be saved. With him in charge, I'm looking forward to the 2010 General Election with more anticipation than the London Olympics.
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