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Previously on "Brown on his merry way?"
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If I was GB Id be staying on as PM just to p1ss everyone off!
BUT the words, rats, sinking, ship comes to mind for some reason.
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Mandelson as Labour Party leader? FFS, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
The man makes Hugo Speer look well-adjusted; Anne Widdecombe may have said of Michael Howard that there was "something of the night about him" but he's a real dawn-of-the-dead type NuLieBore apparatchik.
I'm almost expecting that, in the electoral evisceration suffered by NuLieBore today and over the weekend, that Mandelson will collapse like the robotic crew member in Alien.
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I really don't like any of the choices. Oh wait, that was The Apprentice.Originally posted by stingman123 View PostWith this alleged email floating around Westminster, and also now that the press have got a hold of the story, is there only one way this can now end?
His only two tools at hand are the Euro elections and the cabinet re-shuffle. If labour have a good showing maybe this will all be forgotton about and MP's will want to be in the cabinet again?
Or will he wait to see if Labour get a good hammering, thus giving his backbenchers more courage to sign the petition to boot him out?
Cameron anyone?
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Brown on his merry way?
With this alleged email floating around Westminster, and also now that the press have got a hold of the story, is there only one way this can now end?
His only two tools at hand are the Euro elections and the cabinet re-shuffle. If labour have a good showing maybe this will all be forgotton about and MP's will want to be in the cabinet again?
Or will he wait to see if Labour get a good hammering, thus giving his backbenchers more courage to sign the petition to boot him out?
Cameron anyone?Tags: None
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