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Apparently, the Gorgon’s “brave” measures to tackle the financial catastrophe have not improved Labour poll ratings
Gordon Brown is winning praise but not votes for his handling of the financial crisis, according to a Guardian/ICM poll published today. It shows the Conservatives maintaining a double-digit lead, enough for a Commons majority, despite the transformation of the prime minister’s reputation at Westminster.
Winning praise from the lap-dogs in the media, maybe. The rest of us merely see him for the charlatan that he is.
Labour has been hoping for an electoral reward from the prime minister’s newfound confidence and international standing, but so far voters seem unimpressed.
Well, tough. He was an arsehole before the crisis, he is still an arsehole. So, no poll boost. That’s a good thing. It’s a shame that David – call me Dave – Cameron is just as bad.
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You’re right of course but, as you say, the lap-dogs in the media are doing their best.
Like the new layout with the bike.
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