The Politics Apprentice (UK edition)

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I was having a little thought and I came up with a great concept; having the normal apprentice set up, Sir Alan Sugar and a whole load of horribly inept people trying to impress him. In my version you would have all the people who want to be prime minister from all the parties and they would have to run the country while not running into huge debt. Sir Alan would then rant at them if they failed and one candidate would leave each week.

The only difference is that the public would vote for the winner rather than a fat Scottish asking his friend Tony for a turn ruining the country! (man no offence intended to Scottish people who are mainly great people I am sure.) In my version everyone eligibe to vote could choose who runs the country, pretty novel idea don't you think.

Some possible ideas for rants are:
You have 60m people who are legally bound to give you money and you still returned with a loss!! !

Atleast Tony could smile when he mucked up royaly, you just look like an over fed goldifsh, my country has no room for goldfish you're fired!! !



Any other possible rants would be welcomed also talk of the up coming final are at home here but please no technicallities on the fact this would never work!!

The local election results today are unbelievably bad for Labour. Conservatives will surely win the right to govern the country at the next election (if an election doesn't place before October I will be able to vote).

My county wasn't contested but if it had Conservative would undoubtedly have won it.

Also IMO, Gordon Brown is a poor leader and he should stand down, I think he should do the honourable thing and stand down as leader and let the party themselves elect a new leader.

At this moment in time the Cons have gained a whopping 274 seats and Labour have lost a jaw dropping 324 seats.

The cons have won 29 counties and Labour have lost control of all of their county councils.

I wish I could have voted as I would have voted Lib Dem.

And we've got the Euro results coming up on Sunday as well, by the looks of it Labour will do just as bad, if not, possibly even worse.

I was at school yesterday, our school has a few rooms used as a polling station and over the course of 5 hours I counted 11 people coming in, very poor turn out considering there are atleast 50 houes on the road.