Man in a Shed: NHS must be about to get bad

Saturday, September 23, 2006

NHS must be about to get bad

A Brown is, apparently according to the BBC, thinking of setting up an independent board to ~~take the blame for~~ manage the NHS.

He's directly responsible for the mess we are now in - personally because even Blair saw things needed sorting, but Brown stopped him.

Labour are unfit to govern, especially when they still spend their time on spin, avoiding responsibility, the politics of the empty chair on current affairs, and planning to take our money to pay Hazel Blear's Labour party's overdraft.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: He's jumping the gun a bit here isn't here, and making an awful lot of assumptions. It just proves the NHS will be dead. How long before other deparments are devolved this way too, let's hand over our schools as well.; 1:43 pm

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