Thread: Brown on the ropes?
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Old 17-10-2008, 09:09   #258
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Re: Brown on the ropes?
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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
If the tories have an answer or a policy towards whats going on then if i was them i would keep quiet as well or announce it and watch as gordon takes it rewords it a little and then announces it as a labour initiative. Tories can't win if they stay quiet they are accused of having no policies and if they do announce them they get poached by labour a purposeful position i think labour has created. Gordon brown may be the answer to something but this isn't it and by the time we find what he is an answer for i doubt we will care anymore.
It's one thing to pontificate on what you would have done, could do, and actually doing it. It's a world-wide problem, with the smartest economists disagreeing on what to do. I don't think anyone has a clear answer.
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