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Would Gordon Brown be more popular if he were man enough to take some responsibility for his past decisions?

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Everyone makes mistakes. That is apart from Gordon, who has made more than his fair share over the years.

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  1. Yeh he would like for example when he said he was going to rise the taxes then everone protested and then he changed his mind now everyone says he cant take decisiions and gordan brown denys this factor i think he cant take decisions.

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  2. Yes - people hate what is perveived as arrogance, and taking undue credit on the one hand but never owning up to errors.

  3. I can't answer this question fully yet, because my aids have the question under "REVIEW". Gordons favourite comment when he's in a pickle and cannot give a straight answer, the Scottish a*****e.

    If he was such a great Chancellor, he would of saved money in the so-called "boom years" in which our economy was supposedly very prosperous.The 10p tax  finished me with Labour. It would be very wise of any prime minister to be honest with the Country when they have made a "Balls-up" we would have more respect for them. Alistair Darling has shown more "balls" than Gordon. Mind, The best person ever to come out of Scotland was William Murdoch, the person THAT LIT UP THE WORLD.

  4. I don't believe he would be more popular, but he might gain just a midge of respect for being honest.

  5. he'd be more popular if he left office

  6. Unfortunately,people like Gordon Brown can only see faults in others and not in themselves.

    What we are presently witnessing is what happens when a bunch of like minded political below average fools force a below average political cretin onto the electorate!but like all below average politicians they are always found out!

    Gordon Brown will not admit his mistakes because he is frightened of how political history will judge him.

    What was it that Robbie Burns said!Oh to see how others see us! That is good enough for me!

  7. Come on, when did a politician ever take responsibility for their actions when they are a disaster ? These people only shout out when something is a success (usually by accident).

  8. Well he certainly couldn't be any less popular.Could he?

  9. It'd do him a h**l of a lot of good.  
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