Comments on: Gordo’s Speech

By: axel

axel — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 12:57:14 +0000

even more revealling was the next segment, i want ed to watch the stafford prog again but the next time it should have been on, it was people from Glenrothes, which is in fife, next to hia place, where the by election will be soon, it was at the old miners club and it was very revealing, he has completely lost the faith of the ex working class block, i picked up, he was not a local lad anymore and they all think the nats will probably win and all that waits now is by how much

By: John Franklyn

John Franklyn — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 07:58:04 +0000

One of those swing voters said he has a choice of picking the best from a bad bunch, unfortunately it seems quite right

By: wonkotsane

wonkotsane — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 05:54:47 +0000

Another re-brand? Well, they’re relaunching every five minutes so it’s possible but he did make a reference to New Labour in his speech. To be honest, they can barely afford to contest by-elections, let alone re-brand themselves.

I saw that thing with the swing voters too. As soon as he started attacking the Conswervatives his rating went right down. His problem is, he’s a one trick horse. He’s still blaming the Tories for stuff that happens now even when they’ve been out of power for over a decade.

By: John Franklyn

John Franklyn — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 23:45:55 +0000

It was interesting to watch a programme this evening that took place in stafford. They conducted a survey of 10 floating voters who gave GB various marks upto 5 on things he said, when he spoke about his family he scored well, when he spoke about the economy the points dropped, but when he mentioned Labour the points also dropped.

Not a scientific census, but quite interesting, he’s better off not mentioning his parties name.

Are we looking at a rebrand i wonder?