Gordon Brown's seven economic sins

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bobhope replied

12 September 2005, 04:41
what about the £50 billion

he has stolen from pensioners? He deserves to go overboard like maxwell.
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AtW replied

10 September 2005, 17:51
Anybody asked them this simple question -- Would you have done the same in order to stay in position of power?
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stackpole started a topic Gordon Brown's seven economic sins

10 September 2005, 17:34
Gordon Brown's seven economic sins

Ken Clarke and David Davies are ganging up on Gordon Brown. About time someone did. Here they are.

BTW have David Davies and Ron Atkinson ever been seen in the same room together?

Anyway, Davies lists Brown's seven economic sins as:
1. big spending
2. tax rises
3. big government
4. impeding public sector reform
5. high regulations
6. growing welfarism
7. taking Britain on the wrong economic course
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