Caroline Flint MP

Finbar Saunders

Nick Griffin

Back in the day I despised Kenneth Baker and now George Osborne reminds me of him.

waddlie

SimonAH wrote:

OK, Amanda Knox if we're on dreadul people that we would......and by golly she'd look like a plaster's radio if someone gave me her cell key for half an hour.....

Did that come out loud?

Perhaps it shouldn't have...

Sewinman

SimonAH wrote:

golly she'd look like a plaster's radio if someone gave me her cell key for half an hour.....

Did that come out loud?

PMSL

chunkytfg

DonDaddyD wrote:

rjsterry wrote:

DonDaddyD wrote:

Sarah Palin - partly self loathing because I would....

I hate her more because I'm not sure why...

:shock:

Never has the phrase 'no accounting for taste' seemed so inadequate.

1). Pencil skirt suit
2). Dark tights
3). Round toe heels
4) Leave the glasses on
5). Drop the hair
6). Stop her from speaking

And

Phhhhaaaoooorrrr!

It's my women in suits and 'office wear' thing... I can't escape it....

It's not just you DDD. Used to spend hours when I worked at Aldgate station 'out on a job' at the top of the star at liverpool street just watching the women in their tight business suits!

rjsterry

Ginjafro wrote:

Sontaran

Yeah, I'm not sure that particular neckline was a good idea, but it's got naff all to do with whether she's any good at her job.

Sewinman

Greg66 wrote:

rjsterry wrote:

I've always suspected that a lot of the ire directed at Harriet Harman, Hazel Blears, Jacqui Smith and others is just plain old fashioned sexism dressed up as politics. I do find Theresa May slightly creepy, but nothing stronger.

Smith is the economics teacher who was allowed to run the Home Office, right? She was out of her depth big time. That would have been my view had she been a man. In fact, I have empirical evidence to prove that statement. Who (TF) thinks it is a good idea to make a postie the Shadow Chancellor. Presumably not said postie, who asked for an economics primer on day 1? Not from Smith though.

Harperson is terrible. Just awful. Even Mandy loathed her, and the Prince of Darkness must have some spectacularly awful minions to choose from.

Hardly any of the ministers are experts though...so her having some economics probably gives her more relevant knowledge than most ministers. From what I can tell George Osbourne has never had a real job!

rjsterry

Greg66 wrote:

rjsterry wrote:

I've always suspected that a lot of the ire directed at Harriet Harman, Hazel Blears, Jacqui Smith and others is just plain old fashioned sexism dressed up as politics. I do find Theresa May slightly creepy, but nothing stronger.

Smith is the economics teacher who was allowed to run the Home Office, right? She was out of her depth big time. That would have been my view had she been a man. In fact, I have empirical evidence to prove that statement. Who (TF) thinks it is a good idea to make a postie the Shadow Chancellor. Presumably not said postie, who asked for an economics primer on day 1? Not from Smith though.

Harperson is terrible. Just awful. Even Mandy loathed her, and the Prince of Darkness must have some spectacularly awful minions to choose from.

So, because I cleaned hospitals for a holiday job, I shouldn't ever be let loose on anything more challenging? What a surprise: some of those in the Labour party come from blue collar backgrounds rather than Oxbridge via a short career in the City.

I'd agree that Johnson seems to have been made shadow chancellor more to the other Miliband's supporters on side than because he's the best economist in the Labour party, but that's not a practice confined to Labour, nor is it anything to do with him having once worked as a postman.

notsoblue

Two people I can't stand:

George Osborne
Diane Abbot

Both of them represent the worst of their parties.

Flying Monkey

Pep wrote:

Russel Brand

+1

BigJimmyB

Every politician is a self-serving, power-hungry kn0bwit, why single any particular one out?

EKE_38BPM

BigJimmyB wrote:

Every politician is a self-serving, power-hungry kn0bwit, why single any particular one out?

+1 But some are worse than others.

Sarah Palin ain't nothing special, just well groomed. Typical American female politician, style over substance. Dubya was connections over substance (just so you don't all think I'm hating on political lady Yanks).

Madeline Albright was a notable exception. I'm sure there are others.

Simon the Pieman

DDD - You could just fancy Tina Fey. Whether or not you have her doing her impression of Sarah Palin whilst you pedal off in to the distance is up to you.

Initialised

Every time I see her engaged in a debate I'm left thinking she's the one making most sense.

But...

I used to think that about the Liberals, I guess power corrupts.

shouldbeinbed

Waddlie wrote:

shouldbeinbed wrote:

cjcp wrote:

Tony Blair. I think he just about shaves Ed Balls...

Re 7/7, was that Jo Moore or somebody. But, I agree, I can't stand her.

Thats her, cap doffed in your direction.

and can I add Teresa May to the list, awful harridan

Ermm... I think you'l find BuryingBadNewsGate actually related to 9/11...

But apart from the wrong person and wrong terror attack, I was spot on,

To redress my anti lady MP bias so far, Danny Akexander, deluded acolyte (pronounced tory gimp) and being put up as the face of financial cuttery to protect the organ grinders

soundninjauk

Simon the Pieman wrote:

DDD - You could just fancy Tina Fey. Whether or not you have her doing her impression of Sarah Palin whilst you pedal off in to the distance is up to you.

I'd have her do Liz Lemon instead.

georgee

Ben Fogle

gtvlusso

For those that *LOVE Sarah Palin:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11754702

She even gets her legs out.......*you'll go blind!!!!

Stevo_666

W1 wrote:

Blears

Prescott

Livingstone

Add Hattie Harperson to that list.