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John Redwood MP for Wokingham

These are the most recent articles mentioning "mr brown" Anniversary reflections for Gordon. Posted 05/16/08, 06:54 ... nd� has largely deserted him, when many more of them were more sympathetic to Blair™s self styled New Labour approach. The first big change Mr Brown needs to make, is to stop spinning by the day, and to start governing by the month and year. Making things happen in government takes tenacit... Brown squeezes us, the voters squeeze Brown Posted 05/31/08, 10:11 ... The continuing squeeze means two things. It means the inflation will not get out of control. It means the political outlook remains poor for Mr Brown, the main architect of the UK squeeze thanks to his tax and waste policy. has to start living his brand. Building for the future ... Core vote or Middle Britain - what should Labour now do? Posted 07/26/08, 06:29 ... ersus Euroenthusiast, and freedom loving versus turning to the state to seek a greater sense of security and direction in private lives. Mr Brown will be unable to learn any lesson from recent electoral reversals that requires getting powers back from Brussels, or requires allowing us ... The lingering death of New Labour Posted 08/31/08, 05:54 ... as been a slow and lingering death for some time, but Mr Darling put a stake through its heart. New Labour was a spin story devised by Mr Blair and Mr Brown in the 1990s to make Labour electable. It said that New Labour would offer economic efficiency allied to social justice. At face value it was... The lingering death of New Labour Posted 08/31/08, 05:54 ... as been a slow and lingering death for some time, but Mr Darling put a stake through its heart. New Labour was a spin story devised by Mr Blair and Mr Brown in the 1990s to make Labour electable. It said that New Labour would offer economic efficiency allied to social justice. At face value it was... A speech can impress party members but doesn’t mend the economy Posted 09/24/08, 07:49 If proof were needed that many politicians and some political commentators live in a parallel universe, the response yesterday to Mr Brown’s speech was conclusive. Yes, Mrs Brown appears to be a very nice lady, and supports her husband. Now there’s a surprise!. Yes, Mr Brown can... A speech can impress party members but doesn’t mend the economy Posted 09/24/08, 07:49 If proof were needed that many politicians and some political commentators live in a parallel universe, the response yesterday to Mr Brown’s speech was conclusive. Yes, Mrs Brown appears to be a very nice lady, and supports her husband. Now there’s a surprise!. Yes, Mr Brown can... A speech can impress party members but doesn’t mend the economy Posted 09/24/08, 07:49 If proof were needed that many politicians and some political commentators live in a parallel universe, the response yesterday to Mr Brown’s speech was conclusive. Yes, Mrs Brown appears to be a very nice lady, and supports her husband. Now there’s a surprise!. Yes, Mr Brown can... The European Credit Crunch summit - no more grandstanding please Posted 10/04/08, 07:07 ... ere MPC and ECB rates are completely irrelevant then they should recommend winding up the MPC who have got it so wrong for so long and save the money!Mr Brown could put more people onto the MPC who see the world as Mr Blanchflower does, to give him some support for cutting rates. Liquidity. W... The G20, an expensive cup of coffee and too much borrowing Posted 11/14/08, 07:14 If Mr Brown needs to buy a coffee when he arrives in Washington he will discover what international investors and markets think of his economic rescue so far. Before he started buying up bank shares a $2.05 cup of coffee would have cost him £1. Today the same $2.05 cup will cost him £1.40. ... << back