Anybody gonna stop giving Gordon Brown a hard time?

Question

I am. Just seen him on uk tv news and he looks dull, uncomfortable and positively stressed. No job worth it, is what i say.

Answer 1

No.

Answer 2

the problem with Brown (apart from looking like Mr Bean) is that he just does not listen to the public. Did any of us actually get a chance to voice our opinions on the royal britannia being dropped from our coins? no, just something he did cos he felt like it. This is quite a minor example, although one which I felt v strongly about. But thats Browns way - his way, not giving a d**n about the british people.

Answer 3

I cannot stand the way people are treating him -he is trying to do his bloody best for our country.

There's all these people giving him stick, but i'd like to see them be prime minister, and fly through like its easy!

Answer 4

No I'm not going to ease up on the muppet, sooner or later he'll get the message "For God's sake Go!".

Answer 5

when he stops giving the tax payer a hard time..

Answer 6

NO

Answer 7

He is in the top job. Not an easy one.

Also since he has taken office, there have been quite a lot of difficulties.

I think some people are born to lead, others who are not do find it stressing when called upon to take the helm.

When u take a top job u take the responsibility.

It is not just yr country u lead but u have to deal internationally with other leaders.

What I have noticed about all the leaders is how they age physically quite quickly when in office.

Its a good job somebody wants to take the lead.

Answer 8

The British Populus are receiving a rough time , being ramroded  by his ineffectual Leadership,his  lacking of Prime  Ministerial skills , tethered with constant Crisis Management.

So, I believe, he should  be unhesitantly rewarded accordingly,by receiving his just desserts !...

Perhaps a Custard Pie in the face....?

Answer 9

his choice/////

Answer 10

Most Prime Ministers age during their time in post.  Gordie has been PM for barely a year.

We do not need a PM who is dull, uncomfortable and unduly stressed;  we need a PM who can steer us through the difficult times ahead.  If he's not capable he should go.

Answer 11

certainly not. he took £400  of my hard earned  minimum wage and im not happy. why should i care about him? does he care about how hard it is to live on minimum wage?  does he care that hes put my tax up? id like to poke his eyes out with a muddy stick. hard time? huh! just let me give him a hard time

Answer 12

well he wanted the job

SO NO I AM NOT

Answer 13

He worked to get this job, he knew what it would entail!!!!  I have no sympathy with him at all.   Perhaps if he listened to people and started giving the country what we need he would be under this pressure!! (Breath a sigh, I will stop ranting now sorry!)

Answer 14

To quote Victor Meldrew played by labour supporting Richard Wilson "In the name of God go"

Answer 15

Dear Mr Brown,

Would you and your incompetent friends vacate the house. You and I will be less stressed.

Yours sincerely,

The electorate

Answer 16

The man isnt up to the job.

This may be difficult for him to accept.

However,he should consider the welfare of the country before his career.

New Labour has left this country shattered and bleeding.

Enough is enough.

You have sat too long for any good you have been doing lately ... Depart, I say; and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go!

-Oliver Cromwell,dismissal of the Rump Parliament,1643

Answer 17

I bear him no ill will personally. But he is leading our country for christ sake and he isn't up to it !

To badly paraphrase Rory Bremmner-" hes like an uncle who has been building something in the garden shed for 10 years....and you look through the window, and there is nothing there. "

Answer 18

Give him a break and make him redundant.