Gordon Brown Resignation

[Fez]

Brave decision.

[Jordy]

I have a bit of respect for Brown resigning at this point and allowing the Conservatives/Liberal Democrat talks to go ahead despite him being entitled to talk with the Lib Dems first. I will never like Gordon Brown but he's done the right thing here.

Please not David Miliband though? He's such an idiot and will offer nothing new.

[Charlottay!]

very interesting. i think lib dems r gonna be very interested in goin with labour now. but even then they r gonna need other party's to go with them

[Fez]

Who will take up the mantle?

[Pyroka]

Milliband please, he's quite new to the party, only been in the media eye for what... few years? He's an amateur in the party eyes but Obama wasn't the oldest candidate, and look at him.

It's gotta be David Milliband, with Clegg as Home Sec. Pretty please.

[-:Undertaker:-]

I should place a bet on the chances that Gordon ends up in the European Union on some three-figure wage, it happens to most failed Labour politicians afterall. I wouldnt worry too much about poor Gordon, afterall he'll still recieve his generous taxpayer funded pension.

[Inseriousity.]

oh boy, I can imagine Labour sinking to new lows now! All three that someone suggested (was it undertaker, can't remember sorry!): Milliband, Balls and Harman, I can't stand.

oh and mandelson as well, he's annoying too.

[Jordy]

Sorry but how much does that look like the guy in the background is holding a laser gun? Had to take a few looks at that

[Browney]

This election has proved policies don't win elections, personalities do. Labour need someone media savvy, fresh faced and in the bracket of Milliband, though maybe not him.

[Mathew]

What a sore loser for losing the election! Haha

Really don't care who the new Labour leader is - the majority of politicians these days speak the same words - crap.