Following Hazel Blears' resignation hot on the heels of Jaqui Smith, what are the odds now on Gordon Brown being ousted from office.
In his coverage today, RTE's Brian O'Connell claimed that if Senior ministers refused to serve under Mr Brown after the reshuffle, he was finished.
Sky News are reporting that a group of Labour MP's have circulated an e-mail demanding Mr Brown's resignation.
Hopefully!
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Brown is definately in a far worse position. I mean people are turning down joining his cabinet and people like Miliband and Darling are refusing to move.
If he cannot re shuffle properly then he is finished and apparently Alan Johnson would take over and hold a September/October election.
'A defeatist attitude now would surely lead to defeat, it primarly a question of whether we have confidence in ourselves and the dilligence and determination of our people,We can't opt out of the future.' Sean Lemass (1965)
Gordon Brown fights for his political life - Telegraph
his troops doth turn on him, theres an internal putsch going down: details here ^
What are the implications of a general election in the UK for the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty?
The Tories promise a referendum - which in the UK would surely be rejected - but what's the current timeline on ratification? And what are the chances that Brown could be replaced by Labour without Balls/Miliband (or whoever) feeling the need for a general election mandate?
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The Tories can only hold a referendum if Ireland votes no again.Originally Posted by finnegag
Also apparently John Reid in his meeting with Brown, Told him to resign.
'A defeatist attitude now would surely lead to defeat, it primarly a question of whether we have confidence in ourselves and the dilligence and determination of our people,We can't opt out of the future.' Sean Lemass (1965)
Interesting. Why would Ireland need to vote no again for Britain to hold a referendum?
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