Rather invest in asking questions like; “Gordon, how are you going to get us out of the Financial pickle?”

This has a much bigger impact socio/economic impact on whether he is up to the job and can be measured for its effectiveness in changing our lives. Ranting about ‘bullying’, although a serious issue in and of itself, is not where we should be investing effort.

Probably repeating myself so let’s just keep focused: campaign, overcome, clarify and deliver!

Then we can talk about the issues raised during these troubled times.

What the point in question is whether being passionate and yet a little irrational is bullying – at the time I was upset (and also keen to keep my job) but as I have got older I have learnt that people who do get annoyed usually have a reason – some people loose their temper at the smallest things (I empathise as my father was exactly the same – but he was certainly no bully, and he too had a high pressured job, he was considered by his 300+ staff to be a superb boss, yet also had that same short fuse). I personally do not think you can get to the top without being this focused and ruthless.

I believe Mr Brown’s life is about getting to the point of the matter quickly, whether it be his travel arrangements or any aspect of running the country, he almost certainly does not suffer fools gladly.

The author pointing the finger at bullying obviously feels he has reason to question the PM’s functionality, but his timing in unveiling these revelations makes me laugh. I suspect that the same people that feel they have been bullied apart from needing to grow broader shoulders, may also also have another side to their story, similiar to my thoughts of finding him to be “warm and courteous” not disimiiar to the person that Piers Morgan interviewed last week. 15 years on and what I then thought to be so bad is now a party piece for me.

To a degree, I wish I was as mercenary as him as this seems to be a trait that does seem to get you somewhere, I imagine you cannot forfil the role of PM without being like this. You are also bound to upset people along the political path and in getting to the top; surely this is more the case here. With the possibility that Mr Cameron will get in, the question people should be in asking whether he too is prepared to beat a few eggs along the way to make his omlette?

Gordon Brown:
Bully: mine is resounding NO vote.
Temper: 100% Yes with first hand experience.

“Does he have the tenure to lead us into this decade and bring Britain back into the top 5 nations of the world?”

At present I do not think he has the gumption to do just that and for that reason he should do some self examination and realise the predicament he and his government has placed us in. The next decade is going to be dreadful!

So, let the work start with a change and not a distraction – let’s change the Government as a first step!