Best British PM since 'Wonder Woman'

[Ako Si Jamie]

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[grahamw48]

I voted none.

[imagine]

voted none

[mickcant]

I also voted none, and that's better than they
Mick.

[Harry T]

None.

[Michael Parnham]

David Cameron

[imagine]

David Cameron

Booooooo

[Arthur Little]

David Cameron

Undoutedly, Michael ... ! OK ... ... Cameron may be the least popular - but he's the most competent.

[Arthur Little]

Booooooo

Harold Wilson. The only one who had the backbone to say no to the yanks.

Undoutedly, Michael ... ! OK ... ... Cameron may be the least popular - but he's the most competent.

, guys ... but it's a fact ... ! Andy ... Harold Wilson's last Premiership ended with his resignation in 1976. Thereafter, Labour's former Home Secretary, Jim Callaghan took over the reins until his defeat by Maggie at the General Election of 1979.

[andy222]

David Cameron

He will need the Yanks to get Sturgeon off his back.

[les_taxi]

He will need the yanks to get Sturgeon off his back.

Long forgotten Milliberk would have had children with her

[Arthur Little]

He will need the Yanks to get Sturgeon off his back.

Having Sturgeon on Cameron's back isn't such a bad thing, though ... ... it'll keep the bugger on his toes. and make doubly certain he fulfills his promises to the people of that far too long forgotten about [by Westminster] " pre~referendum backwater" called Scotland.

[andy222]

Having Sturgeon on Cameron's back isn't such a bad thing, though ... ... it'll keep the bugger on his toes. and make doubly certain he fulfills his promises to the people of that far too long forgotten about [by Westminster] " pre~referendum backwater" called Scotland.

And he has got Jean-Claude Junker to contend with. Human rights? Cameron has got no chance in changing them.

[les_taxi]

Cameron for me too. ☺

[andy222]

Harold Wilson. The only one who had the backbone to say no to the yanks.

[imagine]

Harold Wilson. The only one who had the backbone to say no to the yanks.

[les_taxi]

Harold Wilson. The only one who had the backbone to say no to the yanks.

He was the funniest, I will never forget the sketch with Morecambe and Wise

[Arthur Little]

He was the funniest, I will never forget the sketch with Morcombe and Wise

Can't recall the sketch(es) with Morecambe & Wise, ... but I do remember Mike Yarwood's terrific impersonations of Wilson, Heath and other leading political figures from that particular era.

[les_taxi]

Can't recall the sketch(es) with Morecambe & Wise, ... but I do remember Mike Yarwood's terrific impersonations of Wilson, Heath and other leading political figures from that particular era.

Tried to find it but alas I can't,The scenario was Wilson was sat with Eric and they were both about to fill up their pipes to have a smoke,Wilson said to Eric, "would you like a fill of my tobacco?"
Eric then said "yes" and put his small pipe down only to produce the biggest pipe you have ever seen and commenced to stuff it with all Wilson's tobacco
Better for watching that me explaining tho it was a classic

[grahamw48]

Harold Wilson. The only one who had the backbone to say no to the Yanks.

Yeah...what a comedian he was.


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[Michael Parnham]

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I will agree with you, Maggie certainly was a Wonder Woman

[Ako Si Jamie]

I will agree with you, Maggie certainly was a Wonder Woman

You're a funny guy Mickey.

[andy222]

I will agree with you, Maggie certainly was a Wonder Woman

Pity she couldnt keep her own party in order. She might have lasted longer.

[imagine]

I will agree with you, Maggie certainly was a Wonder Woman

wonder woman yes I always wonder what the woman was, her having big balls an all

[Arthur Little]

Here's another interesting snippet of information about Wilson - for those of you old enough to recollect - he was pally with The Beatles ... who, apparently called him 'arold, their accents in doing so, being not entirely dissimilar to those of Wilfred Brambell and Harry H. Corbett in the '60s TV sitcom, 'Steptoe & Son'.

[grahamw48]

Yep...looks like the Tories were full of it on the human rights issue.

Thought it was too good to be true.

[les_taxi]

Hmm think you have got to let it pan out a bit Graham. We can't solve all the problems overnight. Labour of course oppose any changes and want it to remain the same. At least the Tories recognise what the people want - whereas Labour tell us what we want. Even just for that reason alone the election went the right way.

[grahamw48]

Yes, I know what you're saying Les. Still want to give them a kick up the Rs though.

[soulman1949]

Wonderwoman??? yer 'avin' a larf! Interesting reading the nominations for Cameron (all prior to the Brexit vote), wonder what they would write now! ;-)

My answer has to be none in my living memory. Best Prime Minister who never was has to be the late John Smith, wonderful orator and a thoroughly decent principled man.

[Michael Parnham]

Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher and I must say that so far Theresa May seems very competent