Charles Clarke: Go Brown, or Labour ‘hammered’
Things are heating up again for Mr Brown. This time, Charles Clarke – incumbent in the neighbouring seat to Norwich North, which the Tories gained not so long ago – has intervened, bravely, yet again. Mr Clarke has stated that Labour needs Brown to go or else his party will be hammered:
I don’t think Gordon will lead Labour into the next election. I think his own dignity ought to look to that kind of solution.
They say prepare to battle in 2015, make sure the policies and leader are in place.
I understand that, but there will not be a 2015 if we get hammered in 2010. And on current show, we will be.
Mr Clarke, who is on the now pretty much defunct Blairite wing of his party, has long been a critic of Brown. But he should know by know that dignity is not something that the Prime Minister has shown. Labour’s policies have failed. Brown will not step aside; he’s enjoying his power too much, even though it may cost Labour some more seats than Balls or Milipede might lose.
It is time for the country to deliver the verdict of 13 years of failed New Labour and to oust this discredited, disasterous, and undignified Government.
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