who thinks Gordon brown can run this country?
607622
No!\n\nPlease save us from any of Mr B-Liar s cronies!\n\nFrying pans & fires spring 2 mind.
397486
He'll have a little more time to steal the money that he needs to run a small country, i.e. England before leaving, for exile in an Oil Rich state.\nCynical Am I? Ask another one!
864545
I think Steven is a ghreat prime minister.\nHe's smart and knows what he's doing.
282475
I admire him as a man who does what he believes to be right, despite what many others are saying. He follows his gut insticts. He has stood with President Bush because he realizes the importance of our alliance to each other, and took a lot of heat at home due to the extreme liberalism that is taking hold in Europe. The French? The Spaniards? Germans? They all folded. Blair didn't. The man has a set and a half.
786707
I think I will vote BNP too. It's not a race thing, it's a British thing.
173947
No- Technically the Queen is the head of State, but she has no real power.\n\nIn Britain, the power lies in Parliament. When a General Election is called(every 5 years) we elect in each constituency a Member of Parliament who sits in the House of Commons on that constituency's behalf. Then the party that has an overall majority of members there is entitled to form a government (currently the Labour Party). The leader of that party becomes the Prime Minister (Tony Blair) and he/she forms a Cabinet, which deals with all of the major responsibilities, and proposes bills to Parliament.
887305
it grows bigger every day that the party of big business maintains the presidency of the US and the pm in thee UK. Once new leaders take office perhaps exposure may play a part in uniting the popel, as the gap wides to where the middle class is gone. However too many people are apathetic currently as they still have a job, but soon they'll all be out sourced to India and other places
1091518
Tony Blair. Same as it is now.
440085
no esp if you live in the uk, we are all under dictator tony. i think i should stand in my own party would anyone vote for me, at least there would be on wat under me. i say make love and not war. \nand i would let all the fit girls into the country. yum
623719
He's not. He just doesn't want to remind himself that he's leaving at the end of this term by setting a departure date. Everyone's saying that Gordon Brown will take power straight away, but it wont be that simple- Labour have to vote.\nThings like the recent "gigantic" cabinet shake up will not help for a smooth power hand over.\n\nThere is only one person you can trust- Sir Menzies Campbell- David Cameron is just a carbon copy of Blair!!!
796202
He has, quietly so no-one will notice. We have privatisation of the NHS, tax cuts for the rich (he's only committed to not doing tax cuts 'straight away', which is pretty much meaningless) and euro-scepticism. Same old Tories. He's put the words 'We're nice, now' in front of it', and tragically that's all people seem to hear.
752321
Gordon Brown supports Raith Rovers. Hardly going to shed his image as a dour scotsman, so he's recently started supporting england in a desperate attempt to get middle england's votes at the next general election
1133728
ummm. My advisers say maybe. If Sir Teh Fuzz can create world peace, stops all illness and stop war maybe he could. He would need to create world equality and freedom. If he can do this maybe.\n\nDope kills.
932142
i think he would be a good PM.  i think he has the english people's best interest in mind.  he would also ratlle a few feathers and that can't be a bad thing!!  he wouldn't just bow down to the americans!!!
1149883
in the future, yes. he seems like he really does have potential to be a good leader. at the moment, i think it would be overwhelming to him. but he's got plenty of time.
583905
Blair is unlikely to quit on his own before the middle of 2007 when he will have been PM for 10 years.  He will keep playing the game and ducking and diving & it will do a lot of damage to Labour.  Frankly any Labour successor is going to be more left wing and I wouldn't be surprised if Blair would prefer Cameroon as PM.\n\nThe other possibility is that Blair is forced out.  If Brown had any guts he would have quit by now and forced a leadership election.  If Labour's poll numbers sink any further it could still happen - Brown would present it as the only way to save the Party from destruction at the next election.\n\nImpeach Bush?  Unlikely.  He's been a terrible President but I don't see much that is illegal under US law.  I think the bigger danger for Bush is after he stops being President.  He might as well throw away his passport, there are very few places he will be able to visit without running the risk of being prosecuted for war crimes.
698012
I don't think so, I think he should run for office like he's talked about...he's very intelligent and has some common sense.  Do you think the round mound of rebound would take any crap in the House or Senate?