So - Who replaces Tone?
 

It looks like the backstabbers are now out in force. Whether you love Blair or loathe him, it seems that the majority in the Labour Party are now out to get rid of him. Irrespective of what slimey tax-and-spend Chancellor Brown may assume, he does not have a god-given right to be the British Prime Minister; an election amongst the Party would be called for, should Blair resign.

Suppose you had a vote; whose name would you put the 'X' by?

By the way, this is not a secret ballot.

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I voted Councillor Britcliffe,

:confused:

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Can we have 'none of the above' as a category please?

Actually, I think Greg is an excellent MP - he's not senior enough though to be in the running.

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No, no, no - then I'd have to move out of the country. At the moment I'm only considering moving somewhere else in England.

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Will I be invited to the leaving do?:rolleyes:

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I voted for Margaret Becket... This morning on the Wright stuff someone called her ugly .Well she may not be pretty but she does a damm good job,,
She was slated for having the nerve to like caravaning .!!!SO WHAT.!!!

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I thought you'd be hosting it!

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At one time, about half of the cabinet were into Cottaging. I'm sure Garinda can confirm.

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No, Gayle I'd be too busy trying to get all my crocodile tears into my lace hanky!

:cool:

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TB could send them all away wiyh their tails between there legs by trying to hold on for another 12 months and calling an election. It would be win win for him for if Labour were voted back in it could be seen as a public mandate. If they lose non get the job and the rift in the party would be to blame. Personally I think Gogs Brown fae the Kingdom is worried that Labour will lose the next election and he wants his shot now. The more candidates there are if a challenge comes then the party will be split even more and could end up unelectable again.

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I've had to go for G 'Dubya' Bush as it's perfectly clear that he is already running the show...:D Although I have to say that Tone is the best PM France has ever had.

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Soon I hope

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Jaysay;your true identity is but a whisker away from becoming common knowledge on here so maybe it's time to stop your childish sniping at Gayle and actually say something constructive;you are usually wordy enough!;)

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Why, don't you want me to threaten your Leaders position again Jaysay?

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i dont mind what crook we get in next as long as the next crook dosnt have the cheeck to grin at you while he robs you blind like TB does

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Gayle if there was ever going to be a reason for me to beg you to stay the quote from the above 'intellect' is it!

At least you can string together a sentence longer than three words, and most of the words (once thrown together), would not be monosyllables!

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Oh, ok Less, you've twisted my arm.

Got to admit, the prospect of standing against 'you know who' again is very tempting. I'm patient, I can wait till next time!

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None of the above.

Valerie Singleton.:)

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Rubbish man.

Boris Johnson for PM.

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I know Boris Johnson is a Tory but I'd be tempted to vote for him. I know he's a buffoon but he knows that as well so at least he's honest about it!

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No, since leaving Blue Peter she's definitely not a rubbish man.:eek:

Boris is doing busy shagging and doing adverts for Timotei shampoo to be PM anyway.

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...and shagging the daughter of a Labour peer at that! That makes him much too liberal to lead the Labour party.

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How about Deputy then?

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Yes he has all the makings of a good deputy PM.

Fat, rich and got caught shagging behind his wifes back.

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I for one am absolutely gutted that the labour party is in freefall


NOT

Bye Bye Tony
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As he is partly to blame for this mess he had better decide soon. He had better be a good swimmer or an expert with a bullwip. :D

The country is in a big enough mess without the govening party having its own version of a civil war.

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Not much threat were you Gayle, Btitts didn't even get break his stride

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Then why did he say he was working harder than ever on this election and why did he not arrive in the hall until he was phoned by a lackie to let him know he was winning?

At the end of the day I was scuppered by national politics and not by his great campaign - he knows that and you know that!

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Its was your first election Gayle, Peter has always stayed away (in the nearest pub) until his own count is underway, why go through the vote verification process when he's seen it all before, 35 years is a long time attending counts, 23 years as a councillor.

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Can you also tell me Jaysay, why he wrote the letter to the Observer attacking Gayle personally.
He is an extremely rude person, and having watched his antics at several counts I have doubts about both his intelligence (or rather lack of it) and his sanity. The man is a disgrace.

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Now I wouldn't be so churlish as to point out any spelling mistakes, but BTITTS???


That seems an awfully personal pet name for Mr Britcliffe. He may have put on a little weight since he gave up the fags, but they aren't that big.

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I don't see you as someone who gives up easily so I don't you will wait four years Gayle. You will probably be after Brian's seat next in 2 years (I think). You might even be up for election next year.


Note.
I wonder how long it will be before someone tells me I am having a go at Gayle again.

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neil i am just sick and fed up of your constant praise of Gayle, who worked extremely poorly in her campaign, and wouldn't have made a much better councillor than the current incumbant of the St Andrews Ward.
I have no idea why Graham swore at you.



yeah it does look sorta familiar dosnt it m8 :D

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Without any shadow of a doubt it will be Gordon the Moron.

Though not all is bad. In traditional Labour fashion they will not see out a full term and let the Tories in.

At least that is what is to be hoped for!

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please PLEASE dont let the tory,s in

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So who do you want GC, after all can you really say you want another 8 years of this shower?

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[quote] You are worse than a broken recording of a one hit wonder, if this pathetic gloating is a sign of how the run of the mill tories act, nearly a week after their 'magnificient Landslide victory' I am glad I am not counted in their midst!
Are you this irritating to Peter as well? Is he perhaps relieved that you now have Gayle to play with, thus releasing him from having to suffer the rantings of the obvious pain in the *rse that you are?

If this is the case then he, (Peter) should, come on here and also write a letter to the Obo' thanking Gayle for her assistance.

Perhaps you are his P.R. man? If so, please keep up the good work your pettyness obviously knows no bounds and you serve to show just what life would be like if the masses did let your party regain power!

Yes it was Gayles first election and she accepted defeat in a very gracious manner it's a pity you and others can't accept victory in a similar manner!
Why go through the vote verification? The reason he should at least give lip service to it even if he is now so bored with the way that it is run, is to show his constituents that he cares and is concerned enough to turn up, (even if they didn't vote for him), that getting re-elected is important to him and that deep down he is a nice man and really cares!

By the way, what was the name of the Tory Councillor that was defeated? Her names on the tip of my lips, Jean? June? Oh well it doesn't matter now she's gone. How many years had she spent as a Councillor? (She isn't an ex relative by any chance, is she?).

18 months from now if you ever stop crowing, you had better be prepared to give Peter a lift with the elections because now, thanks to your encouragement I get the feeling she'll do an Arnold Schwartzenneger, she'll be back!

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The defeated Councillor was Sandra Hayes.

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Who cares?

So she is nothing but a dull memory!:D

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I didn't one you tossing and turning all night trying to remember her name, since you mentioned the fact that you couldn't remember it.:D

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Ian restrains from the obvious feedline

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Why?

I'll line 'em up for you, you 'shoot' 'em in the net.;)

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He holds you in high regard as well

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I am sure he does Jaysay.

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double post

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Why should Gordon Brown replace Tone? Isn't he a Scottish MP, and don't they have their own little kingdom up there? Why should John Reid be at the Home Office? - he also has a Scottish constituency. If Gordon gets it, then it's not only Home Rule for Scotland but Away Rule as well.

My vote goes to Mike the Headless Chicken.

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Good point. With supposed devolution, and Scotland having it's own very, very expensive parliament, why are there still Scottish Members of Parliament at Westminster?

When I lived in Glasgow I had an MP in the Scottish parliament, an MP at Westminster and an MEP in Brussels. Total waste of money.

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What do you mean "you had an MP"? And where exactly did you have them? :eek:

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In scotland T', he's already told us that Do pay attention!

http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...9/curtsy10.jpg

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Must admit the carry on with having MP and MSP is a pain. As only certain powers are devolved to Auld Reekie then you have to work out wether your question can be at Westminster or Holyrood. The number of Westminster MP's were reduced but we still have I think 54. Untill its complete devolution of all powers from Westminster then they are still here and in theory Gogs fae the Kingdom can be PM of the UK. Might have till wait until the North Sea dries up before that happens.

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What does John Prescott and flat pack furniture have in common?



A couple of bad screws and the cabinet collapses.

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Its the shock of Presser having a bit on the side that brought it down or did he sit on it.

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got to be britcliffe, different party i know but SAME political leanings:D

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The only person who could replace President Tony is the deputy President, I mean deputy PM. (heaven forbid) That is why there is a PM and a deputy PM so that if the PM cannot function then DPM takes over until the PM can function again or the next national election or the party in power has an election to seek a new leader.

The PM cannot just hand over to his choice unless it is the DPM. But then President Tony has delusions of grandeur and he thinks that he can do anything he likes.

Whoever does take over will be handed a poisoned chalice with insufficient time to make an impression but just enough time to be blamed when Labour lose the next election.

It is time that party politics was taken out of government and we had MP’s truly representing their constituents and not ham strung by having to vote how the leader and whips dictate. Many of the more honest MP’s and yes there are many, are reluctant to vote as their conscience dictates because to do so they would lose the chance of a ministerial job and all the perks that brings. Ministers are appointed by the PM and if you cross the PM in some way you will never get onto the front benches. That is wrong, wrong, wrong!

It was reported yesterday on one news broadcast that two jags’ salary and extras grosses at nearly ONE MILLION POUNDS PER YEAR for doing next to nothing. I wonder what sort of hold has two jags got over Tony to get such a deal?