Getting involved in overseas politics

[Mordac]

He is a highly intelligent president compared to his immediate predecessors.
I would also add that he took over at a time of financial crisis and stabilised the US so that a depression was avoided.
If I would have a criticism it would be that his concentration on a domestic agenda led him to take his eye off the ball a tad on foreign affairs.
Sadly, the US, like the UK, has now bred too many cretins. And as such his legacy will not be appreciated.

If the windows in your secure unit do by any chance open, do us all a favour and reduce the cretin count by 1. There's a good chap.

[NigelJK]

Farage has not got uk any closer to article 50.

We ARE leaving the EU and we get closer to invoking A50 every day, without Farage that would still be a distant dream for the electorate.

[oracleslave]

We ARE leaving the EU and we get closer to invoking A50 every day, without Farage that would still be a distant dream for the electorate.

[BrilloPad]

We ARE leaving the EU and we get closer to invoking A50 every day, without Farage that would still be a distant dream for the electorate.

True. Though politicians who are completely out of touch with the majority of the UK played their part too.

[LondonManc]

True. Though politicians who are completely out of touch with the majority of the UK played their part too.

Doesn't really narrow it down BP....

[NigelJK]

This is also true. The OP make a very clumsy jibe at Farage tho' so thought it worth pointing out.

[BrilloPad]

This is also true. The OP make a very clumsy jibe at Farage tho' so thought it worth pointing out.

I like Farage! But he should not get involved in overseas affairs.

[OwlHoot]

If the windows in your secure unit do by any chance open, do us all a favour and reduce the cretin count by 1. There's a good chap.

You don't think they'd risk putting him in a room higher than the ground floor.

If he jumps out of the window, he'll just end up rolling around in the flower bed!