Brown apologises, takes responsibility (sort of)

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TykeMerc replied

16 April 2009, 16:02
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

You couldn't have a better summary of why every politician is a self-serving twunt.

Fair comment.
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sasguru replied

16 April 2009, 14:49
You couldn't have a better summary of why every politician is a self-serving twunt.
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Platypus started a topic Brown apologises, takes responsibility (sort of)

16 April 2009, 14:45
Brown apologises, takes responsibility (sort of)

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...ar-emails.html

re Smeargate

Speaking in Glasgow, where the Cabinet has been meeting, Mr Brown said: "I am sorry for what happened.

"I said all along that when I saw this first, I was horrified, I was shocked and I was very angry indeed.

"I take full responsibility for what happened - that is why the person that was responsible went immediately.

"I wrote to those people, I expressed my deep regret. Everything is being done to clean up politics in our country. I ensured that there were new rules, so that this won't happen again."

So Broon is responsible, but not responsible enough to go, whereas the other fella who was responsible was sacked...
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