Would John Reid make a good prime Minister?
825897
no, because his surname says it all... hes a bad speller.
236213
i dont think so\nbut u need to be aware of sat least some of the things\nbut most imp. u need to know how to be a good politician\nrest is secondary
359999
I hope so, she would be good for america, all you have to do is read some of her writtings to like her. She is intelligent and strong. I think she maybe the only one to be able to staighten out the mess we are in with Bush.
483451
10 news and some other press said that there was speculation that he MAY retire in December, This story has been bought up alot in recent years and the Honorable  Prime minister has not retired, even tho some media said that he would. \nThe department of the Prime minister and cabinet in Canberra say that HON John Winston Howard MP has no intention of leaving the nations top job.
144134
I have heard Clinton speak when he visited Sydney a few years ago.  He was very impressive, and despite his shakey personal life, he seemed to have a very good grasp of the world political scene at the time.
798837
You have got to be JOKING!!!!! Having one Blair destroy this country is enough...........As she is a 'human rights lawyer' she would simply finish the job Tony started and this country would sink without trace!!!!!!\nWe want a Prime minister who will listen to and represent the British people.....That is their job!!\nHopefully the next prime minister will be such a person (Although looking at the likely candidates....I won't hold my breath) and will be able to start the rebuilding process to put right all that Blair destroyed!!!!
813873
PM Blair would have far better tastes....\nBut, on the other hand, if it WERE true, Bush would make a hell of a biatch if he weren't bum ugly.\nPoetic justice, too. Bushbaby getting the bumming he has given the rest of the world.\n--CJ "The Cheeky Lad"
273762
he is more than a first among equals.before becoming a primeminister he will have had some twety years experience in the house of commons.he will not have achieved this position without having won the confidence  and respect of his party colleagues,upon whose support he must depend.as the king's firt minister,he appoints approximatly 100 height officials,including the ministers,the most important of whom will be his cabinet colleagues.he presides all meetings of the cabinet and has the leading voice in the determination of policy.
856995
I think some of you might be confused. Murtha serves in the House of Representatives and is running for majority leader of the House democrats. Yes, there is a Speaker -and- a majority leader in the House of Representatives and with Pelosi going for Speakership, thus the need for a majority leader. Reid and Clinton, of course, are in the Senate and as stated above, Reid is expected to retain his leadership role as majority leader of the Senate.
890416
He's not just the Majority Leader, he is my Senator here in Nevada, and I think he has done a good job; and I think he will be a great Majority Leader as well.  \n\nRegarding "chainsaws" comment about the possibility of taxes going up:  Taxes are part of being an American citizen.  It is the only way to fund our way of life.  It is up to the citizens to speak up and make sure tax increases are used for the right things, and not on frivolous expenses.\n\nViva Harry Reid!!!
428879
must be quite good if he plays for st mirren will he be good enough for the spl though well done with the promotion
792542
Hahahahaha, i think this is just what John Reid would be planning, but would this not 'undermine' our society? Heheheh oh god im sad....
923245
I think Brown's got the bigger bag of dirty tricks so he'd actually give Reid a good hiding in the end.  Of course there's only one way to find out...
511290
Absolutely - I for one have a great deal of pride in our Forces, who always do their professional best, however difficult a situation the politicians put them in. Keep flying the flag for the UK guys (and gals) and make us as proud as you always do.\n\nIf I had my way though I must admit it would be the Chiefs of Staff, or even HM The Queen as head of the Armed Forces (and our real head of State), who decided when action is needed, not the useless politicians who seem to be prone to simply currying favour with overseas heads of state and/or who lack the common sense to interpret intelligence properly, let alone having military experience or interests!
654046
I can't think of any bigger liar whose been PM, there may have been some that have been as gutless, though. Most of them do whatever the dominant power of the day tells them. \n\nThe tragedy is that there are no obviously better alternatives arounf than honest John. That is one of the secrets of his success, along with his willingness to appeal to the dark side of the Australian character.
1127406
Don't really have much of an opinion on him. I haven't seen any big change in Canada. How do you feel about are new prime Minister so far?
594823
Prime Minister and a Parliament.