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Gordon Brown calls off elections

"If there's something the British really don't like, it's arrogance and boastfulness - and Labour is guilty of both," Wolfgang Koydl comments with reference to Gordon Brown's backtracking. "They talked of 'destroying' the opposition and 'trampling it into the dust'. And Brown, who had cast himself in the role of father of the nation transcending all party boundaries, plunged himself into the nitty-gritty of the election campaign. ... Now the opposition will pour all its scorn and mockery on Brown because he drew back from an election that the Conservatives so badly wanted. But in reality they're grateful for the delay. They know that this time they wouldn't have won; at best they would only have been able to reduce Labour's majority. But they're confident that the later the elections come, the more chance they have of winning."

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