Have the Tories given up?

[Gromit]

Blair interviewed by cops, Saudi bribes investigation dropped, Iraq never a risk to Uk says british UN diplomat, Brown pensions fiasco has cost us �100billion+. Accusations of burying bad news etc...

The only thing more astonishing than this litany of Labour disasters, it the apparent dis-interest from Her Majesty's Oppostion. Have they all gone on holiday or something. I'm not a tory, but believe an effective oppostion should keep the Government on its toes. Cameron and Co. this week have been lacking.

[Llamatron]

I suspect that were the Tories in power and had they done things differently they would have f**ked up just as well. It seems to be the nature of British management.

[MrBen5]

Hmmm, Blair was interviewed by cops as a formality. The Saudi case had to be dropped as a matter of national security. There is always some do-gooder in the wrong job that will say war isnt the answer, but i do agree with your tory dilemma. Why arent they pulling labour to bits at times like this?

[Theland]

The IDS report has the seeds of common sonse. But Davies not Cameron would have mounted a better challenge to Blair.

[Theland]

I meant "sense"

[Bazile]

Smile
Theland - Your spelling mistake brings back memories of that french policeman in Allo Allo

[Scylax]

Agreed, Gromit. The Blair record is truly apalling. It
won't end ; look at who is waiting in the wings.....

Come back Maggie, you are sorely missed.

[Bazile]

' come back Maggie , you are sorely missed '

God forbid

[Lonnie]

Have to agree with both Theland and Bazile, I watched the Head to Head with Cameron and Davies, and Davies wiped the floor with Cameron, he would have made a much better leader.

[Theland]

Cameron seems to overemphasise the "green" issues, and is trying to be all things to all men. Davies, I thought was less general and a lot more focused on more populist issues.