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   michael dable from dn40 2eq says:

   Oct 12, 11:25

   As much as I think that Gordon Brown is a liability the present world economic situation makes it imperative that we do not jump ship to another person who will not have the knowledge or experience that Brown has

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   Time for Brown to go?

   No
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   Philip from Guildford says:

   Oct 11, 22:52

   Definitely overdue. He's been responsible for much of today's problems including the biggest raid on personal finances for years, the concealed removal of tax credits for pension funds. In the good times he has spent with any prudence

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   Time for Brown to go?

   Yes
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   george from b/wood says:

   Oct 11, 17:56

   of course its time for him to go he's screwed up and ruined this country

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   Time for Brown to go?

   Yes
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   Brenda from London says:

   Oct 11, 11:39

   So what if you don't like him, its politics that count, people shouldn't be so shallow. Everyone forgets that he and the Labour government are picking up the pieces after the greed and buy now pay later, politics of Thatcherism.

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   Time for Brown to go?

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   Owen from Hampshire says:

   Oct 10, 21:39

   This is actually the time for him to stay. Don't ignore experience in a crisis and don't ignore the fact that if he 'steered us into this iceberg' then make him accountable for rescuing us. If you bring in someone new, then he/she wont feel the same sense of accountability. I have been impressed by his dealing with the current crisis and i see his hand on it rather than Darlings

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   Time for Brown to go?

   No

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