Telegraph: Reports on critical comments on past and present Labour Leaders by the former Labour Deputy Prime Minister Lord John Prescott while on Cruise, his boss Tony Blair had a better press from Lord Prescott. One can see why “ Red ” Ed Miliband wants to start with a fresh blank sheet, he has Blair, Mandelson on one side wanting a return to New Labour, while he has the Trade Unions who want to return to the winter of discontent of the late 1970s. The problem is for “ Brutus ” Miliband is that when the Labour ship is rocked he has no natural allies, so should Labour under Ed Miliband not be doing well in the polls over the next few years he can expected to be thrown overboard by the New Labour founders and replaced by his own brother the former Foreign Secretary David Miliband.
Sunday, January 09, 2011
Lord Prescott CRITICAL of “ Red ” Ed Miliband and “Miserable ” Gordon Brown
Telegraph: Reports on critical comments on past and present Labour Leaders by the former Labour Deputy Prime Minister Lord John Prescott while on Cruise, his boss Tony Blair had a better press from Lord Prescott. One can see why “ Red ” Ed Miliband wants to start with a fresh blank sheet, he has Blair, Mandelson on one side wanting a return to New Labour, while he has the Trade Unions who want to return to the winter of discontent of the late 1970s. The problem is for “ Brutus ” Miliband is that when the Labour ship is rocked he has no natural allies, so should Labour under Ed Miliband not be doing well in the polls over the next few years he can expected to be thrown overboard by the New Labour founders and replaced by his own brother the former Foreign Secretary David Miliband.
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