For a decade, Gordon Brown was British Prime Minister Tony Blair's
right-hand man - the 'Iron Chancellor' who piloted the British
economy through years of growth and prosperity. But behind the
scenes, a bitter power struggle between the two men was rocking the
foundations of the governing Labour Party. In 2007, Blair resigned,
and Brown, at last, had his chance at the top job. In taking over
as the Queen's First Minister, however, he had to deal with the
mixed legacy left by his former boss, including Blair's
controversial support for U.S. President George W. Bush's war in
Iraq. ""Gordon Brown"" examines his journey from a remote Scottish
parsonage to 10 Downing Street, and looks at the starkly different
way Brown approaches politics compared to his more charismatic
predecessor.
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