Christmas competition: Ten Reasons Why Gordon Must Go



We are in the midst of the greatest financial crisis since the 1930s. Soon there will be three million unemployed. Labour have been in power for eleven years and must take some responsibility for the crisis. The Prime Minister behaves like Flash Gordon, on his mission to save the World. The World’s verdict is clear. The value of the pound plummets and our children are to be handed a lifetime of debt. And yet, somehow, the Prime Minister’s popularity seems to be increasing. It beggars belief.

I was composing an illustrated post entitled “Ten reasons why Gordon must go”. In a matter of minutes, I came up with fifty. But which are the most telling? Which are the most amusing? Which best show our beleaguered prime minister in his true light?

The NHS BLOG DOCTOR Christmas competition is to pick the ten most representative portrayals of Gordon Brown. Dr Crippen’s own favourite (reduced him to helpless laughter) is Number 31, but it is a strong field. Pour yourself a glass of wine, have a browse, and send your selection of the most entertaining “Ten reasons why Gordon must go” to nhsblogdocATgmailDOTcom. The most popular ten will be published in full on Sunday 21st December.

Fifty reasons why Gordon must go


1.
A Freudian slip showing delusions of grandeur

2. Appalling schadenfreude

3. Always wriggle, never apologise

4. Impugns journalistic integrity, lies and giggles

5. Forgot to shave and another Freudian slip

6. The shaking hand of fear

7. Sycophancy towards Middle England’s favourite TV show

8. Sulks about Scotland

9. When the chips are down he sulks and hides

10. Cynical manipulative sycophancy

11. He is plotting world domination…there goes your freedom

12. Implausible smiling idolatry

13. Without further a Jew (sic), I wanna tell you a story…

14. Brown calls for unified action against Mugawbe…

15. …and then takes “definitive” action

16. A beautiful day with Fern...

17. Matey hypocrisy

18. Trying to escape from the Dalai Lama

19. Mendacity on Iraq

20. Yuk! It’s the net curtain scam

21. It’s “only 10p” but he taxed the poor

22. Sounds plausible – but he’s talking to plants

23. Signed away our rights without the promised referendum

24. It’s boom and bust, bust, bust…and it’s funny

25. A frank discussion on hospital infection rates…

26. Smug, underhand and cynical

27. Chancellor Brown “not thinking” about becoming PM…

28. NuLabour Policy statement : children to read and write

29. It’s that Bean moment

30. Hypocrite and crook

31. Gordon’s nightmare President…

32. Sucking up to George…he even invokes Churchill

33. Sucking up to Obama - pretending to be old friends…

34. Can we believe the Prime Minister…

35. Hero to Zero – Brown looses his way

36. Glued to the prime minister

37. Milibland is not so bland…

38. Pick, lick, roll, flick….

39. Tomorrow never comes for Gordon…

40. Gordon comes clean about MRSA infections

41. My policy is that I am not Tony Blair

42. Support from Cherie

43. Sucking up to royalty

44. Patronising children

45. The fight for Number 10…

46. Field of human conflict...

47. Gordon's humour…(no, really - from the Number 10 web site)

48. Bringing Mandelson back – another Freudian slip?

49. Nov 2008 : the economy is in great shape…

50. Je ne regrette rien…

Send your choice of the best ten illustrated reasons why Gordon should go to nhsblogdocATgmailDOT come by Sunday 21st December

[NHS Blog Doctor]