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Editor at 04:23 PM on Wed May 12 2010 | flag     
Thank you to everyone who entered. We were impressed with the quality of articles we received. Special congratulations go to Cshore whose article 'Time for a reality check' had the most unique views of all valid entries and therefore won. A new competition will be coming soon but in the meantime please keep submitting your writing - we welcome articles on any subject; from Death to Glamour, whatever is on your mind.
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  Thank you to everyone who entered. We were impressed with the quality of articles we received. Special congratulations go to Cshore whose article 'Time for a reality check' had the most unique views of all valid entries and therefore won. A new competition will be coming soon but in the meantime please keep submitting your writing - we welcome articles on any subject; from Death to Glamour, whatever is on your mind.       Cancel
DOGWITHNOBRAIN at 10:02 PM on Mon May 03 2010 | flag      | Follow Me On Twitter
Who I am voting for an why... I am voting for Gordon Brown.

All my life I have been a Tory, and I hate what the Labour Party have done to our Country, or more precisely what Tony Blair and his lapdog attitude to the USA have done.

His grand plan was to "rule the country, as and however" he wished, leave his mark, and the move quickly on, passing his crown to his nemisis in the office - Gordon to carry the blame, and be held responsible for the collapse of the labour party at the next election. The one person who could reveal his weaknesses, the one person who could show mr Blair to be what he was.
Gordon, on the other hand wanted one thing, to be a good Prime Minister, to attempt to achieve what John Smith would have achieved had he lived to lead his country. Sadly it was not to be.
Gordon's legacy would be to win this election, turn the country around with sound economic measures - it was his measures which supported Tony's ludicris governing, we know he is capable. His win would be a slap in the face to Tony who hoped to watch Gordon destruction as he himself has destroyed his party and country.
Gordon can do this, and should.
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  Who I am voting for an why... I am voting for Gordon Brown. All my life I have been a Tory, and I hate what the Labour Party have done to our Country, or more precisely what Tony Blair and his lapdog attitude to the USA have done. His grand plan was to "rule the country, as and however" he wished, leave his mark, and the move quickly on, passing his crown to his nemisis in the office - Gordon to carry the blame, and be held responsible for the collapse of the labour party at the next election. The one person who could reveal his weaknesses, the one person who could show mr Blair to be what he was. Gordon, on the other hand wanted one thing, to be a good Prime Minister, to attempt to achieve what John Smith would have achieved had he lived to lead his country. Sadly it was not to be. Gordon's legacy would be to win this election, turn the country around with sound economic measures - it was his measures which supported Tony's ludicris governing, we know he is capable. His win would be a slap in the face to Tony who hoped to watch Gordon destruction as he himself has destroyed his party and country. Gordon can do this, and should.       Cancel