In a speech to the Scottish CBI last night, Gordon Brown again repeated his line that Britain’s deepening economic crisis was the fault of everyone but himself.
And in a message to the British people, he proclaimed loftily that he and his Chancellor, Alistair Darling, “understand the difficulties you face.”
The Prime Minister then failed to offer a single suggestion on how he intended to turn things around.
Instead what we had was a man standing on a stage, holding his hands aloft and crying, “my hands are clean and I don’t intend getting them dirty for you lot.”
It’s a total abdication of his responsibilities.
Do you think if he joined Mr Darling at his Outer Hebridian croft for a few weeks and didn’t call in, would anyone notice?
I would say not.
And in a message to the British people, he proclaimed loftily that he and his Chancellor, Alistair Darling, “understand the difficulties you face.”
The Prime Minister then failed to offer a single suggestion on how he intended to turn things around.
Instead what we had was a man standing on a stage, holding his hands aloft and crying, “my hands are clean and I don’t intend getting them dirty for you lot.”
It’s a total abdication of his responsibilities.
Do you think if he joined Mr Darling at his Outer Hebridian croft for a few weeks and didn’t call in, would anyone notice?
I would say not.
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