Best Prime Minister Ever

[DodgyAgent]

Someone who has some guts to make changes, sort all the carp out and not pussy foot around, not really doing anything trying not to upset anybody. Need someone to say 'XYZ policy doesn't work anymore, it has to change. This is how it is. If you don't like it, bugger off.'

I know it doesn't quite work like that in politics but here's wishing.

Successful business people, Richard Branson, Peter Jones etc I think would make good grande fromages.

Branson is a t**t

We have already had the best PM ever Maggie T

[EqualOpportunities]

Branson is a t**t

We have already had the best PM ever Maggie T

Hear hear!

[KathyWoolfe]

John Major. He was one of the honest one's wasn't he?

Yeah...he also didn't actually do anything....heyyyy..is that the answer?

[MirrorMe]

John Major. He was one of the honest one's wasn't he?

Yeah...he also didn't actually do anything...

He signed the Maastricht Treaty, one of the most exciting events in European history since 1945. It just didn't get reported here.

http://www.eurotreaties.com/maastrichtext.html

It is a very uplifting and inspiring document.

"But it's Europe so it must be bad / boring / irrelevant / blah blah blah."

[threaded]

Henry Temple

Jeremy Clarckson

[oracleslave]

Henry Temple

Jeremy Clarckson

Clarkson

Careful what you wish for

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/200801...fa6b408_2.html

[BrilloPad]

Branson is a t**t

We have already had the best PM ever Maggie T

agree very very strongly

[thunderlizard]

Best Prime Minister

Eamon de Valera. He knew how to put his country first and not get distracted by little things like world wars, or that he looked like the secret love child of Charles Hawtree and the verger off Dad's Army.

[xoggoth]

Sir Alec Douglas Home because he really did do very little. Best future choice of PM, Basil Brush.

[thunderlizard]

Best Sir A D-H story

(not that there are many to choose from)

After his retirement from politics, an elderly lady engaged him in conversation on the Berwick train, telling him: “My husband and I think it was a great tragedy that you were never Prime Minister.”

“As a matter of fact I was,” replied Home, “but only for a very short time.”