The Gordon Brown meme: open to all LDV readers

There’s a Gordon Brown meme (started by Matt Wardman, I think) currently working its way round the blogosphere.

For those Lib Dems who have not yet been ‘tagged’, and/or for those without a blog on which to respond, feel free to leave your comments on this thread to the following set of questions:

* 2 things of which Gordon Brown should be proud.
* 2 things for which he should apologise.
* 2 things that he should do immediately when he becomes PM.
* 2 things he should do while he is PM.

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  • Matt tagged me but how the hell do I go about tagging others? yes I am aware that I’m a ‘pooter simpleton.

    http://anything-caron-can-do.blogspot.com

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