Blair forced out because of his US - yes sir policy is Harper next?

Question

LONDON (AP) - Prime Minister Tony Blair, his reputation in Britain badly damaged by his refusal to break ranks with President George W. Bush, gave in Thursday to a fierce revolt in his Labour party and reluctantly promised to quit within a year.


Blair, whose popularity began sinking when he committed Britain to the U.S.-led war in Iraq three years ago,

Attitudes in Canada tword Harper's minority government are going the same way - another US yes man may be out of a job -

Will Harper and Blair be finished as a result of following the BUSH agenda?

Answer 1

Eventually YES but looks like he will play some more notes on the HARP.

Answer 2

YES
and it cant happen soon enough here in the U.S
In all my years of living I have never seen so many people follow such a Big lie.The republicans Have caused this Nation a lot of harm both domestically and on the foreign affairs front as well.

Answer 3

that's not rather used that widely anymore. in many cases that's definite, sir. the 1st area is addressing. actually it makes greater experience once you write it like Sir? definite, sir. And that's not used that lots anymore for the plain reason. you do no longer want an "interest catcher" or to manage somebody once you're of course reacting to something your counterpart has initiated.

Answer 4

Serves Blair right for being Bush's yes man..
Lets hope Blair's replacement doesnt act like Bush's poodle...

Answer 5

And maybe we can get some leadership. George and his ilk are next

Answer 6

One can only hope.

Answer 7

Let's hope so!

Answer 8

you are a brainless twit