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Gordon Brown: A Man Devoid of Vision

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12 04 08 - 00:46
No, for all I care, Mr Brown can be a bean-counting, flak-ducking, procrastinating, tunnel-visioned, trainspotting monster. These are human qualities. I like human qualities. It's vacuums I despise. What is unforgivable is the empty space in Mr Brown's head where an idea ought to be. One big idea, one bold, brave, all-consuming purpose, one gripping sense of political direction, would outweigh all the carping criticisms we may have of Brown the man.

But where there should be thought, there is only calculation.
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He used to have a vision: the ambition to be Prime Minister.

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