MegaSack DRAW - This year's winner is user - rgwb
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Me, I'll go Jeremy Hunt, or maybe Philip Hammond, but then Osborne is a **** too. Bloody hell, there's so many to choose from....
Tony Blair 😉
Peter Lilley.
He's my local, does f-all, and has been doing so since the dawn of time.
Nick Clegg
the 13 who are old Etonians might be a good start;
[url= http://blogs.channel4.com/gary-gibbon-on-politics/the-old-etonians-who-still-run-britain/14474 ]http://blogs.channel4.com/gary-gibbon-on-politics/the-old-etonians-who-still-run-britain/14474[/url]
David Cameron
Lord Howell (Foreign Office minister)
Henry Bellingham (Foreign Office minister)
Lord Astor of Hever (Defence minister)
Hugo Swire (Northern Ireland minister)
Sir George Young (Leader of the Commons)
Oliver Letwin (Cabinet Office minister)
Nick Hurd (Cabinet Office minister)
Philip Dunne (whip)
Bill Wiggin (whip)
Lord DeMauley (whip)
Lord Sassoon (Treasury minister)
Michael Gove...end of thread!
Simon Burns - my cyclist neck breaking with his 4x4 in Westminster MP
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Also has a face you want to slap!
+1 Michael Gove
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Michael Gove...end of thread + 1
Cleverly introduced a new measure for schools to be measured againts though when they were being measured on something else so that he can guarantee he will have "improved" education by simply moving the goalposts. Clever politician odious individual
Wasn't he in Harry Potter?
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Eric Pickles - what an odious and shifty character he is. Just read how he manipulated control of Bradford Council when he was a councillor there.
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Though George Osborne and Liam Fox are serious challengers.
Gove is my MP 🙂
+1 for Blair and Clegg.
Blair
Isn't this a bit like asking which red hot poker would you like me to shove up your ****? 😆
gove or pickles for me only because they actually stick their heads above the parrapet now and again and go on question time
osborne would probably be my number 1 but they know hes such a slimebag they keep him, locked in a vault where no one has to hear his grating nasal whine
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/wikileaks/8174139/WikiLeaks-George-Osborne-received-training-from-Harley-Street-vocal-coach.html
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2010/nov/30/wikileaks-cables-george-osborne-lightweight
I have looked at each picture on this thread and really relished the idea of giving each face a proper good slap! Apart from that alien thing.
Eric Pickles +1
Check out the youtube video of him doing a laughable job of justifying his second home on Questiontime.
And as philby says above, his track record of chicanery and systematically hollowing out Bradford Council when he was there is worthy of revulsion in my book.
I don't think there's anyone else in Parliament with less pathos and charm. Ok, maybe Diane Abbott gives him a run for his money...
is there an option for the whole lot of them 😆
How about all the smug upper-middle class public school educated and Oxbridge educated Labour mp's? Can I start with Milliband, Balls and the bint who's home secretary?
There to support the working class? Give me a break, all I see are a bunch of cheating chancers. Come the Revolution, I'll happily be there with a rifle and a blindfold.
Just my working-class four-penneth.
From the comments to a Telegraph piece on scrapping the fuel duty rise:
You shouldn't judge a book by a cover, but if you look at osborne in that picture, I wouldn't trust him with balancing a bike let alone the nations books.
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Oxbridge educated Labour mp's? Can I start with Milliband, Balls and the bint who's home secretary?
There to support the working class? Give me a break, all I see are a bunch of cheating chancers.
A load of baloney. Ed Balls, the son of a campaigning father, joined the Labour Party when he was 16 years old. 16 year old kids don't join political parties purely for the purpose of personal financial gain. He was clearly motivated by idealogical commitment. Balls was a highly gifted child who won a Kennedy Scholarship for "exceptional students" to Harvard. He could easily have curved himself out a professional career far more lucrative than politics.
Ed Miliband joined the Labour Party aged 17. I have no doubt that because of his father, he was probably learning politics as he was learning to read. Again, his reason for joining the Labour Party was undoubtedly driven by idealogical commitment rather than personal financial gain. He too was highly gifted from young age, and he has taught economics at Harvard. I doubt whether the lure of the £64k salary which MPs get today was what made him join the Labour Party.
I might not agree with Balls, Miliband, or even Brown for that matter, and I don't, but I don't doubt their sincerity. Neither do I doubt that their commitment was initially driven by a burning desire to achieve significant advances in social justice.........although imo Brown seriously lost his way somewhere.
These people support all the wrong policies for all the right reasons.........[i]"False conclusions from correct premises"[/i] as Lenin might have said.
Now Tony Blair is a [i]completely[/i] different kettle of fish .......an utterly self-serving egoistic idealogical void. And like others, the one-time Tory MP which I despise the most
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****
*twitches*
The sight of Blair's grinning face is rage inducing.
+1 for Nick Clegg sold his soul cheap
Gove:
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Pickles. Despicable man
Pob! Brilliant!
Young Rees Mogg who last night claimed he was one of the people by declaiming "Vox populi, vox Dei" , and "I'm not trying to create a dynasty". Showed no shame when Andrew Neil pointed out his dad was in the Lords. A face I could never tire of slapping!
The local MP Ben(edict) Gummer who doesn't have any experience outside the Westminster Club. There's too many of them who don't know the joy of wondering if there'll be too much month at the end of the money!
Every time I see a picture of CallMeDave, I want to bludgeon him to death with an axe.
This seems to be quite a common feeling, I've discovered.
FoD MP Mark Harper,
according to local press, he is actually in charge of putting through the bill to allow the government can sell off the english forests,
Eric Pickles definitely. A horrible toad of a man.
Can I invent a new word and indeed a new crime?
Torycide.
Punishment if found guilty? A nation's gratitude.
Osborne - the idea that a guy who studied history and then thought he could go straight into the HofP having never had a salary paying job and thinks that he's suitable to be the Chancellor astounds me. His incompetence will have serious ramifications for us all
Go on then Osbourne, tell us how the economy is going to grow long-term with all these new industries that will replace the public sector jobs you're slashing ??? anything??? er, no, you don't have a clue do you
Why just Tory MPs?
They are mostly ALL bloody corrupt (with a few possible exceptions who I admire/or who have conned me) and they fully intend to become more corrupt..........take a look at the Localism Bill, it's a charter for corrupt local politicians to go into corruption overdrive
Michael Gove +10
Makes my skin crawl.
Pickles not far behind.
How about all the smug upper-middle class public school educated and Oxbridge educated Labour mp's? Can I start with Milliband, Balls and the bint who's home secretary?
There to support the working class? Give me a break, all I see are a bunch of cheating chancers. Come the Revolution, I'll happily be there with a rifle and a blindfold.
Just my working-class four-penneth.
I'm no supporter of the Millibands, but they both went to the local comprehensive - good A levels got them to Oxford on the back of that. Yvette Cooper's the same; comprehensive, excellent results, then Oxford. Nothing wrong with that, surely? Can there be anything better than using the normal state system (Oxford & Cambridge are part of that) to achieve academic excellence.
Ed Balls was privately educated, so you can have that one.
You score 1/4 on the accuracyometer*, but hey, this is STW. Why let the facts get in the way of a good rant.
* And you also score 100% on the Sid The Sexist-ometer for you "that bint" comment. I'd put good odds on the fact that "that bint" has a achieved a damn sight more in her life than you have......
And you also score 100% on the Sid The Sexist-ometer for you "that bint" comment.
Ah, ****, I had just copied that ready to paste it. I snoozeth. I loseth.
+1 Btw.