Thursday, April 30, 2009

A Bad Week For Brown. Again.

Wonderful understatement:
Cabinet minister Lord Mandelson said it was "turning into a bit of a week". He denied the PM had lost his authority.
Yes, it is a bit of a week for old Gordo. But when the ruddy fuck was it last a good week for Gordo? He lunges from calamity to calamity, like a cross between Jonah and Job. The last time he really had a good week was when he won the Labour leadership election - a contest that, lest we forget, offered no opposition for him (yet he still failed to win all the votes).

But let's not talk about timing or bad luck. Let's not talk about political incompetence either - although Gordon is a political idiot of the very highest order. No, this week his problems are all about his lack of that fabled moral compass. He's fucked himself by treating Gurkhas badly. He's fucked himself by proposing a change to the expenses system that reduces transparency and instead rewards people for turning up to their job. He's fucked himself because he didn't have the basic ethics to realise that both positions he adopted, and both policies he's getting his arse kicked on, were morally wrong.

I've no sympathy for Gordon, but that shoudn't be news for anyone. However, his allowance proposal and his stance on Gurkhas further illustrate what a terrible, terrible little man he is.

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At 10:45 pm , Blogger Costello said...

What is most remarkable about Brown is not that he is a repulsive human being but that he combines this attribute with being such a spectacularly incompetent politician on every level. Normally being a first class douche goes hand in hand with political savvy. The man truly is a remarkable fuck-up and one can only imagine how much healthier the country would be if he had taken the Labour leadership instead of Blair in 94. The inevitable Tory defeat in 97 would surely have resulted in a single term Labour government as the fool showed himself up as the semi autistic Walter Mitty that he is without having Blair standing in front of him and allowing the myth of competence to attach itself to his reputation.

 

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