Gordon takes responsibility...

[shettie]

Following the recent "smear email" debacle - as quoted on the BBC news link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8002085.stm

Mr Brown said: "I take full responsibility for what happened. That's why the person who was responsible went immediately."

Pick up your P45 on the way out tw4t!

 

[firestorm]

Sleazy Labour out, sleazy tories in. Sleazy Tories out, sleazy Labour in.

The cycle of British politics.

I wonder why there are so many disaffected people were politics are concerned?

 

[elnino]

Sleazy Labour out, sleazy tories in. Sleazy Tories out, sleazy Labour in.

The cycle of British politics.

I wonder why there are so many disaffected people were politics are concerned?

Fair point about the sleazy bstards but who else would you vote for?
Personally i dont agree enough with any single parties policies and as a result i choose not to vote.

 

[stacker1195]

And people wonder why cr@p like Big Brother and X Factor gets more votes than a General Election.

 

[bez]

Fair point about the sleazy bstards but who else would you vote for?
Personally i dont agree enough with any single parties policies and as a result i choose not to vote.

i agree they all should be gettin togeather sort the economy out not trying to get one over on each other all the time.

same old, same old polotics

 

[MTD]

Well dont vote for the 2 main parties......

Vote for these instead

http://www.omrlp.com/

 

[welshwizard]

"I take full responsibility"..............I have heard those words spoken by so many arrogant, self-important, two-faced, egotistical pillocks over the last year or so, I'm starting to wonder if the words actually mean anything at all.

In my small world, if you "take full responsibility" for something that's gone belly-up, there are usually quite serious consiquences for it..........

It seems as though if you're a politician and you say those words, it means absolutely nothing!
WW