Man in a Shed: Gordon Brown priorities cannot impact his own constituency or country

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Gordon Brown priorities cannot impact his own constituency or country

Just saw Gordon Brown insulting all the people of England with his arrogant answer to the version of the West Lothian question put to him at PMQs.

So what are his priorities to be ? (Don't even start me on the spin he's using to justify being rude to the Queen by trailing the Queens speech in the most blatant leak of all time.)

Housing (Devolved to Scottish Parliament )
Health (Devolved to Scottish Parliament )
Education (Devolved to Scottish Parliament )

No wonder he want to take his ideas around the "British Regions" (the New Labour term for England ) - as none of his ideas will impact the constituency he represents !

Do none of the quisling Labour English MPs see what's wrong here ?

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