Clown's adminstration tottering - election soon?

amcluesent

ED BALLS, the schools secretary, used Damian McBride, the disgraced spin doctor, to smear ministerial rivals and advance his own ambitions, a Downing Street whistleblower has claimed.

You have deceived me, Mandelson's rages at Brown over Balls' secret 'spin cabal'

THE VILE website at the centre of the vicious plot to smear top Tories was set up with the help of the boss of the Labour Party, the News of the World can sensationally reveal today.

'Smeargate' is 'final nail in Gordon Brown's political coffin' as scandal triples David Cameron's poll lead

Meanwhile, Britain has to cope with the legacy of 10 awful years of tax'n'bungle thanks to Clown.

StevieJ

News of the World can sensationally reveal today.

You are getting desperate now

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StevieJ wrote: »

News of the World can sensationally reveal today.

You are getting desperate now

There is likely to be more truth in the article, than the completely made up stuff that Labour were planning to smear the Tories with.

StevieJ

Hey that doesn't work with me! I don't vote Labour I did note that you had thanked him for his informative link

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StevieJ wrote: »

Hey that doesn't work with me! I don't vote Labour I did note that you had thanked him for his informative link

And why not, anything that kicks Labour in the balls is a good thing.:D

mardatha

and why not, anything that kicks Labour in the balls is a good thing.:D
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Have they got any ? The only people who so far have spoken up about what is going on are women. Earlier on, two younger women were sacked for speaking out against GB, and yesterday a very genuine older lady MP left because she was digusted with them all. What's wrong with all the men ? Too busy squirrelling away all the money they can lay hands on ?

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StevieJ wrote: »

Hey that doesn't work with me! I don't vote Labour I did note that you had thanked him for his informative link

It's also the headline in the The Times Stevie, your paper of choice I believe.:D

lostinrates

ad9898 wrote: »

And why not, anything that kicks Labour in the balls is a good thing.:D

I'm not a labour voter, but I respect that they were voted in my a majority. Although I might feel differently if the majority vote them in yet again, after all this yuck.

vivatifosi

I agree that Labour is likely to get a good kicking at the next General Election, but what I can't see is how this is likely to come any earlier as a result of the recent abominations highlighted by this article. I think there are too many vested interests involved who will want to keep this government hanging in there by their fingertips, no matter how lame duck it is.

Having just watched the paper review on Andrew Marr it pointed to a further article in today's Labour-leaning Observer. The article goes to show just how disenchanted even the government's supporters are with the current shenanigans:

'The last 12 months have witnessed a growing moral sclerosis across Westminster and Whitehall bewildering to behold. A fish rots from the head down and in parliament the precipitous decline in ethics and probity begins with the speaker, Michael Martin. For years, the speaker and Mrs Martin have been plundering the public purse for an almost grotesque array of personal perks and foreign junkets. Only last week, we learnt of new beanos to the Gulf, in the wake of similar trips to Hawaii and the Bahamas.'

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/apr/19/gordon-brown-damian-macbride-drape

mewbie_2

Brown is not going to call an early election. He bottled his chance and must be kicking himself now. It looks like he will be a one term, unelected PM. Whatever one thinks about Tony Blair, he certainly was right about Brown.

Cannon_Fodder

No chance of an early election, at the moment.

17 points behind in the latest poll...

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/voting-intention