Brown's strategy in seeking votes is to grab money from those who have it, give it to those who haven't (including many workshy), and hope that the huge deficits will be ignored by the grateful at election times. Now he has been found out by even his "friends" his future is bleak. Bye bye Brown!

Jim Dyer, Shoeburyness, England

Don't forget his greatest act of treachery he refused
to let the country have a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty not with standing the fact that a referendum was promised in the Labour Parties manifesto.

Barry Holmes, Christchurch, New Zealand

Mark, what has Noolabour to do with ~Socialism. Tories but without whippets and cloth caps trousering 1000s in expenses and double mortgages while never having done a real job ever

bob holmes, axbridge , England

Gordon Brown is suppose to promote the general welfare of the country, but he marches to the beat of his own drummer. We say 'lower taxes because we cannot pay our bills', and he tells us to stop wasting food. Need I say more?

Mark, Maidstone, England

It's a pity that 'most Labour supporters think Brown is a loser' when in fact the loser is socialism, anyone who believes in it, anyone who voted it in and anyone who believes it won't destroy Nations.

Mark, London, England

Labour can still win the next election, although a hung parliament is the most likely result. A workable Conservative majority is highly unlikely due to the distribution of their support, which would require them to win by a landslide in share of the vote, and the fact that Labour will recover.

Gavin Solomons, Bristol, United Kingdom

maybe the tories opposed the NHS because they knew it was a stupid idea. just becasue somethings free at the point of delivery doesnt make it good.

and so what if gordon brown lost an eye,what has that got to do with anything? what disadvantage is that other than having poor depth perception?

will, grimsby, uk

Sharpie and Tim C please get your facts right. We live in a parliamentary democracy. We do Not directly elect the PM, We vote for individual MPs. The party that gets a majority of seats forms the government and the leader of that party becomes PM. Brown replaced Blair like Major replaced Thatcher.

Peter H, Felixstowe, UK

Why should Cam and co give away their policies so early and have them all stolen by labour.

They will make their policies fully known in a general election campaign when they can be put up for scrutiny against labours 13 years of econonmic incompetence.

Jason, Birmingham,

Its hard to have any respect for him. Its forever on his record. He wanted 5 million low paid people to pay more tax, until some of his MPs woke up and stopped him. You can't trust anything he says anymore. Labour needs a new leader, people are unlikey to vote for " let them eat cake"

Ted, Newcastle, UK

He pinched my pension and robbed me blind with his stealth taxes. He has economically destroyed this country after years of cashing in on the brilliance of Ken Clark's time at the treasury.
He deserves no pity and he must go before its too late.

roger Kingston, york,

And its not a change of leader we are looking for its an Election. I believe the government have seriously underestimated the strength of feeling of the voters in this country who are just waiting for their revenge at the ballot box.

Ron, Penrith, Cumbria

I often wondered what percentage of the labour-force is now directly employed by the state... could it be somewhere close to 28%? Honestly, I'm surprised it's that low.

James, Sunderland, UK

The problem for the government is the same as for the country too many hangers on who are doing nothing for us but are costing us in tax, labour's problem is same how there hanger on became their leader and no one will give them any money. Not only Brown but all hangers on should go!

Mr W Jones, Liverpool, England

"Most Labour voters think Gordon Brown is a 'loser' "

-- they're not as stupid as I thought.

Damian, London,

If Cam & Co are the only alternative to this shambles of a Lobour Government, then we're doomed. What are their policies. Can anyone tell me?

Tony, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire

He is a winner he came back from losing an eye. 13 point lead is noting in mid terms. We had 20 points leads and lost.

Bob, Burnley, UK

He needs to do somethingly quickly to rescue the economy and people's pension savings-instead in the rare instance he puts his head above the parapet to "lead the nation" he talks about food waste!

David, London,

The survey should have asked which party would best overcomre the destruction of the planet earth. This question is the one that needs to be answered before a political party is selected. There is no future for any person or species if the environment is not always the priority issue.

Jim Wills, Brisbane, Australia

His economic 'prudence' leaves us bankrupt, then he says 'let them eat cake'. The only surprise is the 25%.

Albert Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire, UK

That it because it is true. He is a self-confessed career politician, now that he has got to the top, he is lost. Every move he makes (politically) and otherwise is wrong. It really is painful to see him bleat every few days about anything but his poilcy mistakes. Please just step down us all.

Guy, Bradford, Good question

Time to go gracefully

david, Birmingham, uk

Not just Labour voters!!

A.M.Williams, Stafford,

If you think things will change when the Conservatives form a government, dream on !

Phil de Buquet, Newport,

What is amazing is that, after the failures of the last 11 years, and the Governmental chaos since Gordon became PM, 27% of people are still prepared to vote Labour.

Donna Walker, Effingham, England

If 28% of the population think that nulab is the best party to run the country, how does that compare to the percentage of the population that is employed by the government?

Tom Mein, Chorafakia, Crete

If people think the Tories will manage the economy better or simply do a better job as a government then they have short memories and are easily conned.

Watching the BBC's documentary on the formation of NHS and the opposition by the Tories it just confirmed the inherent vile nature of the Tories.

Abid Hussain, London, UK

whats pity for a scotsman who is the prime minister of england illegally put there by the labour party. Who voted him in not the people of the uk. what do you have to say against that mr brown (small caps for thats allhes worth)

sharpie, preston lancs, Great Britain

Let's hope the non-elected leader takes heed of what the electorate are clearly saying. Too much mis-management for too long, such as selling the nation's hard-won gold reserves at under $300 per ounce (now $900+), overseeing a party which seems more interested in maximising perks rather governing

Tim C, London,

I´m starting to pity the man.

DM, London,

It's all perfectly natural and cyclical. All governments run out of steam sooner or later, as did the Tories after 18 years under Thatcher and Major. But when Cameron gets in he shouldn't be too happy about it as his - and the Tories - time will be up soon enough and then Labour will get back in.

K Leonard, London, UK