Chukka Umannah

[shaunbhoy]

Does it really matter which government is in office?

Aside from some slight differences in policy here and there...they are fighting over the middle ground.

Good point. The "2 bald men fighting over a comb" analogy springs to mind.

[lilelvis2000]

Does it really matter which government is in office?

Aside from some slight differences in policy here and there...they are fighting over the middle ground.

[Waldorf]

The British electorate would NEVER fall for that now, would they?

Sadly, Labour can bag hundreds of seats simply due to the zombies that vote labour without thinking what they were doing.

These are the same people who were totally opposed to Thatcher when she was elected in 1979, yet voted for Blair in 1997 on possibly a more right wing platform.

If the vast labour block in Scotland can be removed from the equation, via Scottish independence, then perhaps there is some long term hope for England.

Not sure why the Tories are so keen on keeping hold of Scotland, letting it go would be good for England.

[shaunbhoy]

He spake his mind like a strong leader should.

No point in being a strong leader with a mind like a turnip though.
He is far too smarmy and anally retentive ever to rise to high office. Hopefully.

[Hill Station Murthy]

No, don't think so.

Not very prime ministerial IMO.

Very prime ministerial IMO. He spake his mind like a strong leader should.

HTH

Joshi

[wurzel]

Looking at your next PM there folks.

Very slick on QT tonight.

Bet Miliband's quaking in his boots.

No, don't think so.

Whatever you think about Jeremy Clarkson, I don't think you could accuse him of having no talent as this guy did. He also called him an unpleasant character and questioned why he was on our screens at all.

Not very prime ministerial IMO.

[RobertRice]

The British electorate would NEVER fall for that now, would they?

Of course not

[bless 'em all]

Too slick for me and no substance

The British electorate would NEVER fall for that now, would they?

[Hill Station Murthy]

I think this man performs very well and I for one would like to see him as Prime Minister.

By having ethnic community leader, Great Britain is setting out its stall to tell the world that it is the vibrant multiracial, multicultural society that it is

[RobertRice]

Very slick, but when you listen to what he said, he doesn't get it, I thought Deborah Meadon summed it up quite well - we just don't have enough money any more.

Too slick for me and no substance

[wobbegong]

Is there something about Labour politicians and Unionists that make them you want to ?

You've answered your own question.

[MarillionFan]

Very slick, but when you listen to what he said, he doesn't get it, I thought Deborah Meadon summed it up quite well - we just don't have enough money any more.

He reminded me of an academic swot who'd memorised some figures and researched the minute details of his opponents constituency so he could appear to be 'clever'.

At the end of the day, another Labour

Is there something about Labour politicians and Unionists that make them you want to ?

[Waldorf]

Looking at your next PM there folks.

Very slick on QT tonight.

Bet Miliband's quaking in his boots.

Very slick, but when you listen to what he said, he doesn't get it, I thought Deborah Meadon summed it up quite well - we just don't have enough money any more.

[russell]

Looking at your next PM there folks.

Very slick on QT tonight.

Bet Miliband's quaking in his boots.

QT has went downhill, rubbish guests same people on it over and over again. Why don't we see Osborne or Cameron or balls, millibans etc on it.

[pacharan]

Looking at your next PM there folks.

Very slick on QT tonight.

Bet Miliband's quaking in his boots.