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Gordon Brown didn't call an immediate election OpposingArgument1 #19670 Gordon Brown took office without being elected so why does he now think somebody else taking over wouldn't do the same?

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Author: deimosp
Publication info: 2009 June 8
Cited by: David Price 4:03 PM 8 June 2009 GMT
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http://opinion.independentminds.livejournal.com/861411.html?thread=8792291

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"Gordon took office without being elected so why does he now think somebody else taking over cannot do the same and so why would Gordon think we should have a general election if somebody else took over? In fact we should have had an election when Gordon took over, but quite why he thinks somebody else more popular taking over would mean doing something he decided was not necessary is just laughable. But then in truth thisis about Gordon wanting to stay in power whatever the cost and he is just manufacturing excuses, anything so he can stay in power - which in itself annoys the electorate even more."

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Entry date (GMT): 6/8/2009 3:50:00 PM
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