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I read up about him on Wiki after Chuchil mentioned him and based on what I read there I tend to agree.Originally posted by hyperD View PostIt's rare to find the words honest and politician in the same sentence.
Frank Fields is another contender. Both Labour
I would propose Thatcher and whathisname who followed her too.
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I think his early publicity rather went to his head for a while.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post
For pure nastiness it was hard to beat David Starkey
Sometimes it seemed he was being waspish and controversial for the sake of it, as if he was just acting up in the manner expected of him.
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I used to live next door to his daughter. True fact that.Originally posted by wurzel View PostDennis Skinner was always good entertainment
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I wondered later whether certain people would never be allowed together on question time., because it would be too 'entertaining'.Originally posted by wurzel View PostDennis Skinner was always good entertainment
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Boris is entertaining as usual.
What's the ultimate QT line-up? Thatcher (20 years ago), Tebbit, Boris, Galloway. Who in Labour could stand with these, Benn?
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Go on Boris. He's brilliantly angry tieing
Uk Uncut to the labour party. Brilliant.
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I can't get to a TV. Is this about Milliband saying the "Cuts" march was equivalent to the anti-apartheid marches in SA?
He hasn't got a clue has he.
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Question Time
Boria Johnson and diane abbot.
Going to be a cracker. He's opened with his Milliband = Nelson Mandela!!Tags: None
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