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Originally Posted by g jones
I doubt this is true. Leaders come and go.
If Labour get 260 seats for instance, Brown in all likelihood will have to resign. The Labour Party will still have 260 seats but a new leader and won't be in Government.
I would not be propping up Gordon Brown for 5 more years under most circumstances. Personally, I like Ben Bradshaw.
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Is there any proposed leader for the Labour Party if they do win other than Gordon Brown? Surely the best way to win voters confidence back would be to name a new leader/elect and let the voters judge from there. As far as I can see Gordon Brown is hardly top of the pops with voters, so maybe electing a leader voted in by the public might be a starting point??? But there again why bother asking the genersal public for their views if you are going to disregard them? It seems to me that the two major parties in their arrogance think they are unbeatable, only time will tell but the arrogance of both parties will one day back fire on them. Personally I've got to say that there is not one party that inspires me to vote for them as none of them will respond with honesty on major issues!!!