Is the defeat in Glasgow effectively a vote of no confidence in the Labour Government ?

Question

Is the defeat in Glasgow effectively a vote of no confidence in the Labour Government ?

Answer 1

yes, 3 defeats in 3 months - good going gordon! even his ministers are talking of getting him out of no.10.

Answer 2

In a nut shell, yes it is !!

Thank you Glasgow for what you did for this country  :)

Answer 3

They were asking one the poorest parts of the country to vote for a party that has consistently betrayed them

Answer 4

Absolutely 100%. Let's be honest, who does have confidence in the Labour party now - they are a shower of w@nker$

Answer 5

Yes. Gordon Brown has no mandate whatsoever to be Prime Minister of this country and should do the honourable thing and call a General Election.

Answer 6

Yes, as all eyes were on it and therefore it was much more than just a by-election. Brown should stand down now, or say he will go immediately after the Summer Recess.

Answer 7

Well and truly!

Get these pansies out of parliament - they're messing up the country!

Answer 8

Let's hope the Scots kick Labour into touch as they have already kicked the Conservatives into touch.  Perhaps we should look to our bretheren North of the Border for some leadership - could the SNP stand in Rutland and Melton do you think?

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

yes it certainly was but the stupid git will not stand down. he believes in himself . the egotistical idiot

Answer 11

A big resounding yes.  They lost one of their safest seats.

Enough said.