Richard Littlejohn writes in the Mail about the speech that Brown made in Birmingham yesterday, eloquently summing up the national mood about this most arrogant of politicians.
With his one good eye on events the other side of the Atlantic,
Gordon Brown has decided to share his personal 'story' with us.
He
has convinced himself that if he reminds us about his rugby injury and
his dead daughter, we'll forget about his incompetence, deceit,
duplicity, dishonesty, downright lying, bullying, cowardice, volcanic
temper tantrums, vanity, sulking, unjustified sense of entitlement,
betrayal, bungling and boasting.
We'll be so overcome with
emotion, empathy, sympathy and admiration that we will overlook the
fact that this is the Man Who Stole Your Old Age, who shamefully sold
out our sovereignty to unaccountable foreign politicians and judges,
flogged off our gold reserves to the lowest bidder, destroyed the Union
and taxed us into penury.
Sorry, guv, some of us have memories longer than a dragonfly's.
Which
bit of getting kicked in the face when he was a teenager and losing a
child equips him to be Prime Minister and erases his atrocious record
in government?
Today, he attempted to
disguise his contempt for the paying public by venturing out of his
bunker and holding a Cabinet meeting in Birmingham. What was that all
about?
How does having his Rag, Tag and Bobtail army trample their carbon footprints all over the West Midlands help anyone?
supposed to prove that he's 'listening'. Some hope. Gordon may be blind
in one eye, but he's deaf in both ears when it comes to public opinion.
You can read the rest of this article in the Mail
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