Candidates who make a mistake must go - so says the SHIT Prime Minister

Gordon Brown, our for-the-moment, SHIT Prime Minister is intolerant of "mistakes", so it seems.

Ian Dale, Labour Candidate Makes a Tweet of Himself, reports on some verbal indiscretions by the now-former Labour Candidate for Moray, Stuart MacLennan.

Apparently, about a year ago on Twitter Mr MacLennan called John Bercow a tit, David Cameron a twat and Nick Clegg a bastard (if I counted the number of asterisks correctly).

So far so trivial.

Gordon Brown wasn't pleased. The Guardian, General Election 2010 LiveBlog, as saying "It's wrong. He shouldnt have said those things. He will not be a candidate. When I first saw the comments I said this man has to go. This man has made a mistake. We can't have that. We can't have him representing the party as a candidate. I think people will know we've got to be tough on these things."

I wonder how Gordon Brown can sleep at night.

Wasn't he the man who claimed to have disinvented "boom and bust"? In claiming that didn't he make a "mistake"?

And, of course, there is the matter of his as yet unacknowledged, offences under the Terrorism Act 2000.

Hypocrisy is a fascinating phenomenon.