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Probbly going to be a bit of a short-lived thread, this one...
Red Ken cha cha cha! 😀
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Mo Mowlam.
Actually, if I'm honest I quite like Portillo since he left government.
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hitler.............prior to him losing it... 😉
Mowlam, pure class.
Senator Jim Webb always seems fairly righteous.
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politician Ernie?
He was never elected in a democracy was he?
Call him a freedom fighter or somesuch if you like. Not sure Id call him a politician...
but Im sure you can prove me wrong 🙂
ernie - got that picture on your bedroom wall ? 😆
British ones only please. And real ones, not fictitious characters. Ton, you're excluded on the grounds of being a trouble-making troll. Sorry, but that's how it is I'm afraid.
I will like Maggie once she's provided us with a dancefloor... 8)
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"Sheeeeee_t"
Edit: Ok, British and real.... Caroline Flint, for entirely non-political reasons. 😈
Derek Hatton circa 1980's, the man is a legend! Well Maybe not quite...
Tony Benn, Red Ken, Arthur Scargill.
The socialist roots run deep up here.
I have a good deal of respect for Obama for what he represents, though as a US leader he is always gonna be too far to the right for me.
fred..............you cock.........i was kidding.......or was i 😉
British ones only please.
Pffft. Making the rules up as one goes along eh?
Quite apt for the thread I guess.
Tony Benn and William Hague are my favourites.
Making the rules up as one goes along eh?
Isn't that how politics works? 😕
No'?? 'NO'???????Out.
Ninjas be ninja editing.
Okay <dons Nomex suit>
In terms of respect for the fact that they stood for what they stood for, whether or not I agree with what that was, and could not be accused of being two-faced (a respect, I'll have you know, that was also expressed by a Mr Tony Benn, who definitely stood for something different, at an audience with him what I attended in 'Nam town hall)
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I will like Maggie once she's provided us with a dancefloor...
Still freaks me out, years later. 😯
I like my local MP [url= http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/jenny_chapman/darlington ]Jenny Chapman[/url], despite not voting for her. She's local, approachable, has continued regular door-knocking after the election, and communicates with constituents via Twitter and Facebook. She even came to the pub with a bunch of us last Friday. And she rides a bike.
She's pretty much the opposite of her predecessor, Alan Milburn.
Of the recent lot not many- am I allowed dead ones?
Robin Cook
John Smith
Mowlam is a good call
Malcolm Chisholm
Nicola Sturgeon
Ann Widdicombe as she is probably the least corrupt recent MP even if a God botherer and a tory Should have been the speaker to clean up parliament.
Neil Kinnock was always good for a laugh and that bit on the beach had me in stitches...
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Dennis Skinner.
I don't live in london but can I like Boris?
I have no idea if he's any good or not he's just such a (seemingly harmless) bafoon I can't help but like him.
Although I don't agree with [i]all[/i] of his political ideals, I quite admire Tony Benn also.
Alan Clark. Not for his politics, but his choice of wheels.
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stoner clarke is ok but his BAT association tarnishes him IMHO
Dennis Skinner mainly for his Dr Owen line
Dave davies - is that right david davies that Tory one seems to have principles that outrank his political ambition which is rare these days
All Lib Dems when they say something boy do they mean it .. I respect that
Lembit Opik [spell] mainly becuase he went on about the dangers of a large object from space striking us
Heseltine - had principles and honour
Mo Mowlam
Liked Prescott in the way Tories Like Boris [ i assume] bit inept , colourful character , awful way with words good right hook [ I assume the Boris comparison breaks down there]
Stoner - Memberpolitician Ernie?
Not sure Id call him a politician...
He was Minister of Finance
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.....and Minister of Industry
Boris, what's not to like?
never elected though....
screaming lord sutch
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I'm agreeing with TandemJeremy.
Boris. He's the best one I've ever seen. And he's a bimbling idiot.
Who was that short scottish alcoholic one? He was alright.
Gloria De Piero. No idea about her policies though
Stoner, there are unelected politicians in the cabinet today.
And I know that you a big fan of the unelected House of Lords.........so shut your face 😉
You don't have to be elected to be a politician.
Alan Clarke - a cad and a bounder. Was bonking with some south african judges wife and their two daughters all at the same time
Where have all the colourful politicians gone? Boris is the only one left
None of them.
Identikit career polititians without an ounce of integrity between them.
Skinner for me too.
Oh and Paddy Ashdown too.
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This man.
It's funny how Anthony Wedgwood Benn has gone from initially being derided as a champagne socialist, to being vilified as a communists by the press (cartoonists invariably portrayed him in Chairman Mao suits) to much loved political icon - even respected by Tories.
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And yet all he's ever done is become more left-wing.
It ain't going to be popular but I happen to think he is a top man with more balls than the entire cabinet put together. Can be a bit of a twunt at times though, can't we all?
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My MP Ivan Lewis seems like a decent sort of bloke and he seems to get stuck in to local issues.
The MP from just up the road was Prisoner Chaytor D. I'm not a big fan of him.
Boris. He's the best one I've ever seen. And he[s]'s[/s] [b]acts like[/b] a bimbling idiot.
FTFY