This is a question which is making me uncomfortable and every day tabloids especially and broadsheets generally are accusing him for everything which is happening in this country.
Why the destiny of this great country being decided by hateful, vengeful papers like daily mail and in the case of Ken Livingston, Express which called him anti-Semitic and constructed a web of lies to make sure that general public becomes blinded by their campaign of hate.
Coming back to the question of Gordon Brown, he has been accused of changing his mind on the 10p tax issue but at the same time Tony Blair was accused of not listening on many issues. Electorate cannot have it both ways; either you want to have a prime minister who listens or someone who does not.
I believe that Tories are not yet ready for the business of government not at least until they put there policies in front of the electorate and then let them decide.
There is another factor at play as well and that is of fatigue. In most western democracies 10 to 12 years is the longest a political party gets to rule no matter what brilliance they show economically or in any other fields.
My point is that if this government has to go then it should go for right reasons and not for thinly veiled attempts to dislodge an MP whose constituency happens to be in Scotland. That will only flame the separatist mood in Edinburgh which is neither good for Scotland nor England.
SNP will use any hint of bias to make their case for independence and Scottish and English histories are so intrinsically interwoven that a divorce will be painful at best and disastrous at worse for the inter ethnic relationship in both England and Scotland.
Why the destiny of this great country being decided by hateful, vengeful papers like daily mail and in the case of Ken Livingston, Express which called him anti-Semitic and constructed a web of lies to make sure that general public becomes blinded by their campaign of hate.
Coming back to the question of Gordon Brown, he has been accused of changing his mind on the 10p tax issue but at the same time Tony Blair was accused of not listening on many issues. Electorate cannot have it both ways; either you want to have a prime minister who listens or someone who does not.
I believe that Tories are not yet ready for the business of government not at least until they put there policies in front of the electorate and then let them decide.
There is another factor at play as well and that is of fatigue. In most western democracies 10 to 12 years is the longest a political party gets to rule no matter what brilliance they show economically or in any other fields.
My point is that if this government has to go then it should go for right reasons and not for thinly veiled attempts to dislodge an MP whose constituency happens to be in Scotland. That will only flame the separatist mood in Edinburgh which is neither good for Scotland nor England.
SNP will use any hint of bias to make their case for independence and Scottish and English histories are so intrinsically interwoven that a divorce will be painful at best and disastrous at worse for the inter ethnic relationship in both England and Scotland.
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