Am I Gordon Brown in disguise?

Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2007 9:45 PM

> It's a very good question you know. There are quite a few similarities
> between us.
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> He's got a wife called Sarah and one of my best friends which came to Gem
> and mine wedding is called Sarah.
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> He's Scottish and I love Scottish short bread and Aberdeen Angus beef
> burgers.
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> And a fact that isn't that well known is that under the description in the
> Disability discrimination act he is visually impaired as he's blind in 1
> eye. To read documents he has to have them in large print. What I love
> most is that he doesn't make a big deal about it and just gets on with his
> job. That's how I hope I come across.
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> And have you ever seen him and me in the same room?
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> Well I'll let you in to a secret. I'm not actually Gordon Brown and right
> at this time I don't want to be as we've just seen on the news that the
> terrorism threat in the UK has just been up to the highest level possible.
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> Now it's often said that you shouldn't talk about politics and religion
> but I'm not much in to keeping rules.
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> I actually have quite high hopes for Gordon. I haven't ever voted for
> labour but I've got a good impression of him so far. He actually seems to
> be pretty thoughtful.
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> One of my major gripes about politics and particularly the Blair
> government is that they were all say and didn't actually seem to get
> anything good achieved. That they would over-react to situations and
> although Blair was pretty good in front of a camera there was to much
> focus on spin and not enough on actions. I have high hopes that Gordon is
> going to be more substance focus and less in your face.
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> Now I know he reads this blog so my challenge to him is that he can prove
> that politics isn't just away of giving jobs to people that wouldn't be
> able to get them in other industries.
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> Let's put it this way, He can't be any worse than the excuse the Americans
> have for a president and hopefully a Brown Government won't be such of a
> lap dog to the Americans that the Blair government was.
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> Write, Well that's enough on politics, in baby news The little one is
> trying to kick her way out of Gem and we can now see hands and feet,
> elbows and knees making lumps which is just fantastic.
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> My next post will probably be on Wednesday now after the antenatal
> classes. That's unless I feel like getting on another soap box.
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> Take care.
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> Nick.
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