Politics. Has Gordon Brown Made A Massive Miscalculation Calling Off The Election?

Politics. I Think He Now Looks Like A Fool That's Running Scared Of The Resurgeant Tories. Brown Missed An Opportunity To Finally Wipe Out The Tories

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Politics : Has Gordon Brown Made A Massive Miscalculation Calling Off The Election

I think he now looks like a fool that's running scared of the resurgeant Tories. ~~~ bluenose ~~~

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I think he has made the correct decision, since a November election would have been very bad for our democracy in the UK for a number of reasons in my opinion. See my answer to another question for more details. ./question/index;_ylt=Ap9_qgU_Kv1FXeiNEkgS61EhBgx.;_ylv=3?qid=20071004141143AAKvYi8show=7#profile-info-650mJugwaa The only real mistakes Brown made were to even consider an election at this stage at all and to let the frenzy of media speculation go on too long after he did. Also I don't think Brown really considered the current volatility of the opinion polls as much as the media have made out. Last week, a number of well respected politicians, both Labour and Conservative (notably Sir Malcolm Rifkind) spoke out against a November election for constitutional reasons. I think Brown probably took much more notice of them than the polls.

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Answer 1

It will wear off. Cameron has nothing else to bleat on about, that's why he's pushing the issue. Quite frankly I'm sick of hearing about it, and I'm neither a Labour nor Tory voter. Just get back to the politics, please!

Answer 2

Brown missed an opportunity to finally wipe out the tories, Labour arent much better, those coniving tories will tear this country apart, we are still suffering from the thatcher years.

Answer 3

THE BIGGEST POLITICAL GAFF SINCE 1939 REMEMBER THE WORDS "PEACE IN OUR TIME" THE TORIES WOULD DO WELL NOT TO FORCE HIM OUT OF OFFICE THOUGH BECAUSE WHEN THE NEXT ELECTION DOES COME HE WILL BE A MASSIVE LIABILITY FOR THE LABOUR PARTY IMO THE PARTY WILL OUT HIM BEFORE THE NEXT ELECTION WHAT COUNTRY WANTS PRIME MINISTER THAT BOTTLE IT AT A CRITICAL MOMENT

Answer 4

"massive miscalculation ".....well may have done ...i would have said he sh it himself when he saw the polls......"Brown by name brown by action"...

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Answer 6

not really postal voters would have missed out anyway.

Answer 7

As none of us have been privy to any of his discussions on the matter we can only speculate. He could have decided not to go for a snap election because that might have made it look like he was running scared of David Cameron, or he could be worried that Cameron's higher position in the polls might lead to his party losing seats in parliament. Cameron might have goaded Brown into calling an election in the very hope that he would not do so, as Cameron needs time to build up a credible front bench after only just beating off calls for him to resign as Tory party leader.

Answer 8

I hope so.

Answer 9

When did he call off the non-election? There was no Election! He does not have to call an election, why should he. Did John Major call an election when he took over from Thatcher? Please wake up, and get your brain into gear.........!!!!

Answer 10

Yes he fecked up,,but are you saying that David Cameron is a better alternative,,I don't think so,,he coz he is a complete tosser

Answer 11

labour, tories, lib dems ,they are all the bloody same ...no differents between any of them

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Politics. Has Gordon Brown Made A Massive Miscalculation Calling Off The Election?

Politics. I Think He Now Looks Like A Fool That's Running Scared Of The Resurgeant Tories. Brown Missed An Opportunity To Finally Wipe Out The Tories