The British Election

Gordon Brown

The Judiciary Report is looking forward to the next British election. The Labour Party, headed by Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, has fallen afoul of the British people, due to the wars in the Middle East and the current economic crisis, much of which he inherited from former PM Tony Blair, by way of allegiance to George "W stands for Wrongway" Bush.

David Cameron

Opposition leader, David Cameron, promises a better Britain and recently outlined his vision for the nation. In an attempt to counter Cameron's platform, Brown has proclaimed his plans for Britain as well. It shall be an interesting race. May the best man win.

Sarah Brown

The Judiciary Report has conservative leanings, but nonetheless, the site bears no ill-will towards liberal, Gordon Brown and wishes all of Britain the best. May the will of the people be voted and heard in large numbers.

David Cameron and wife Samantha

British Political Parties Agree To TV Debate

Video: Brown agrees to TV election debate - ITN NEWS

Labour leader and Prime Minister of Great Britain, Gordon Brown, has agreed to television and radio debates with rival, Conservative counterpart, David Cameron. This should prove very interesting. May the best man win.

The climate has grown quite tense in the British political world, due to Britons displeasure with U.S. led wars in the Middle East and the economic downturn that began in America, hitting investors in the United Kingdom, that bear ties to Corporate America, much like during the Great Depression.

U.S. President Barack Obama (left) and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (right)

This in turn created a massive decline in employment and a spate of foreclosures, shadowing the decline that transpired in America. Due to heavy taxation of 40% on personal income and 40-61% on business income, Britain had more reserves to tie them over during the crisis.

However, the U.S. government has been printing more money as the solution, which places the nation in firm danger of inflation. A tax increase on the rich in America would have been the more appropriate, prudent choice.

David Cameron and wife Samantha

There have been improvements in the financial state of Britain since the 2008 global financial crisis began, which Gordon Brown will no doubt tout, but conversely, David Cameron will state, the incumbent Prime Minister and his predecessor, Tony Blair, created the problem in the first place. Ah politics.

Gordon Brown On Lockerbie Scandal

"Brown denies 'double-dealing' over Lockerbie release" British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, was between a rock and a hard place last week, regarding the furor accompanying the release of Lockerbie bomber, Megrahi. He was released early, as he is dying of prostate cancer, which is often treatable with what is currently available on the market. Documents obtained by the press revealed, a memo in which Prime Minister Brown expressed, he did not want Megrahi to die in prison, fearing how it would look and the impact it would have on Britain's ties with Libya. Gordon and Sarah Brown Brown stated at the press conference that the early release was a decision taken by the Scottish government and not his office.