Given the record of the last Tory Government and the current Labour regime i'd say they were as "inept" and out of touch as each other!
This election will be a hard one to pick imo because i'm sure people haven't forgotten the last time we had Blue rule and this current regime isn't exactly brilliant either.

The choice is and always will be easy.

If he became pm would he be entitled to know about our injured players?

I feel sick for you lot, is this bad publicity or good?

I concur with you sir , I wont forget the last tory regime in a hurry either , but the way this administration has eroded and abused the goodwill of the people who swept it to power is nothing short of criminal .

I must have missed Brown sending in the mounted police and Darling saying that unemployment was a price worth paying.

But my memory isn't as short as some others' are.

i am almost looking forward to him becoming pm ,just to see if if it is possible for me to hate him more than i hated Thatcher.

I bet Lamont regretted saying that?

Je ne regrette rien.

But you must remember Phoney Tony dragging us into an arguably illegal war on the basis of those oh so threatening WMDs ?

Don't vote for Blair at the next election then. Problem solved.

The laughable thing is the Tories wouldn't have even needed a first UN resolution to join Bush never mind a second.

Your right they wouldnt have . does this then make them less or more despicable than the present shower ? I personally wouldnt vote Tory while I have a hole , but then neither shall I vote for what used to be the Labour party .

You won’t find me doing that on the dole again. No way am I getting back into Slaveployment..

I’ve been introduced to graft before thank you.

You're a bit screwed then (unless you intend to waste your vote or not participate at all) as one or the other will still gain the most seats at the upcoming general election and seek to form the next government.

So which of the two represent the lesser evil?

As the lines between both main parties are now so blurred will it even matter who I vote for ? probably not ,

At least when I first voted Good and Evil were clearly defined .

he's clearly targeted an easy voting community,imo cameron's publicity staff have f**ked up big time here though with his so called good wishes towards the club.
if they had photo-shopped his face onto a rhinos player whilst wearing the shirt in the first place,then he could have counted on 75% of the vote alone in the next elections from the southstand residents

I despise Brown, purely for the reason he took power, wasnt elected and has then done nothing good with it at all. He was handed the keys to the kingdom and chose to do nothing of significance. When your lasting legacy will be massive debt then your whole tenure has been completely pointless.

That said Cameron is hardly going to be the most useful of prime ministers, another power hungry waster who will achieve nothing of note and spend their time in charge occupying themselves with small changes to relatively inconsequential issues than doing doing something of merit.

Neither of them are a lesser evil, they are both arsing around making mountains out of molehills to distract us from the real issues. Besides voting for Idi Amin because he isnt quite as bad as Hitler is no real excuse

You sir are a fool! Brown was elected.

gordon brown succeeded tony blair in june 2007 as labour party leader but he was never "elected"

You sir are also a tool!!

Brown was elected.

It still surprises me, although it shouldn't, that some of the electorate believe that you actually do elect a Prime Minister.

Its what the sun paper tells us though isn’t It?

It surprises me the a large part of the electorate fell for some not particularly clever word play to justify what happened.

brown was never elect by the populace, 2 small towns in scotland are the only places to ever vote for Gordon Brown to represent them

a Brown led party was never elected by the populace of the country he governs. Which is my point, he never had to pander to our ridiculous media to get himself elected, he never had to do the dance with the devil and compromise. He has nothing to lose, he could be revolutionary, he can be controversial, he can ignore petty party politics because he never got elected and never will. He could have done some real good but he chose not to. He chose to make minor changes to fiscal policy and erode some liberties we have had for hundreds of years.

My problem with him isnt what he has done, but what he hasnt. We have massive social problems in this country that arent even being addressed at all because people are being distracted by inconsequential arguments over what kind of scarf an Asian lady has on her head.

Gordon Brown wont be remebered as a bad Prime-minister, he wont be remembered at all

No Prime Minister has ever been elected - they are all 'invited to serve' by the reigning monarch.

As for Cameron, anyone who thinks there is nothing much to choose between him and a Labour PM has no understanding of history, and certainly hasn't had the misfortune to come across the arrogance of the public school elite he represents. I can't imagine anyone less in tune with the values of Rugby League supporters.

bit of an over reaction, I doubt this thread would be much different if he had told rhinos fans to go themselves, that he felt it worth mentioning is good for rugby league's profile

and there is nothing wrong with going to a good school!

And what have you learned about reading daily opinion papers ?