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"Tony Blair"

Anybody think he should stand down?

In my opinion, I actually think he should remain in power. I've had nothing really against him during his entire reign (apart from his love for America...). I think he's handled what was thrown at him very well and couldn't see the likes of any of the other politicians handling it.

I supopose the entire system is rubbish and I guess he heads the system, so I can understand why he is getting an ordeal out of this, but would David Cameron be any better?

Ming Campbell: Too old, too doddery, too useless.

As for Labour, I'm not sure who would make a good leader... Had he not upset his Tonyness and been demoted, I'm sure Jack Straw would have made a good leader for them. Brown's a decent enough Chancellor, but I'm not so sure of him being a potential Prime Minister; I'd say John Reid would do the taks better, and he at least made it look like he worked hard on this foreign prisoners fiasco.

And just to be more objectional, David Davis would have been a better Conservative leader than Cameron. :D

I think he'll go on the 10th anniversary of his 1st election victory in a sort of nostalgic way.

As for who will replace him I'm not sure, Gordon Brown is supposed to be the favourite but I think a younger candidate will do well to try and keep the parties younger image like the Tories have done with Cameron and like the Lib Dems haven't done with Campbell.

Done and done. My keyboard skills are terrible...

Thanks for pointing that out!

Think there's supposed to be an "i" in there somewhere because at the minute it's saying completely the opposite to what I think it should mean :D

Churchill...

This 10%is growing closer to the 50%. uh-oh, that means we'll have a long term of loads of attractive politicians.

Not so bad for the girls, but if they want the men to vote, roll out the ladies :p (not that it'd sway me...)

Mumbai Duck wrote:

> I was reading some study from America that reviewed the last
> billion years of congressional elections. In 90% of cases, the
> more physically attractive candidate won.

Heh Thatcher and Major were definately in the 10%.

Heh Gordon Brown really missed out when they were handing out looks didn't he, probably too busy getting second helpings at the buffet table

I just freaking despise David Cameron.


He makes such a horrible phoney show of sincerity, the guy makes my skin crawl.

He's Michael Howard Lite.


I was reading some study from America that reviewed the last billion years of congressional elections. In 90% of cases, the more physically attractive candidate won.

Bye bye Labour. Hello creepy social letch.

Hedfix wrote:
> Nah, stuff the UK.
>
> Only the British fringes are any good anyway. Everything else is
> a dump.

True

Haha.. tidying...

*Sits on landfill and votes Blair back in*