Most annoying politicians
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Re: Most annoying politiciansI find ALL politicians annoying grrrrrrr.
Particulary Dianne Abbot, David Cameron, Michael Heseltine and Nadine Dorris annoy me for various reasons. I could go on but I'll just bore you and myself.
edit: George Galloway grrrrrrLast edited by puddingandpie; 18-05-2012 at 17:11. -
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Re: Most annoying politiciansHarriet Harman. The sexist statements she comes out with make my blood boil: "Men cannot be trusted to run things on their own". And the fact that she's been allowed by her party to be a member of the shadow cabinet with such a bigoted outlook is ridiculous.
Dianne Abbot also annoys me due to the fact that she is so racist.Last edited by limetang; 18-05-2012 at 17:12. -
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Re: Most annoying politiciansEd miliband is the most annoying but Cameron makes him look silly every time they debate stuff which is funny. After Ed its diane abbott.
Actually this one video I saw of Ed balls takes him to the top http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-14810323Last edited by Sternumator; 18-05-2012 at 17:29. -
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Re: Most annoying politiciansDiane Abbott - Well done on voting against the Iraq war but stop making racist comments and get your kid out of that private school if you're gonna keep banging on about how great comprehensives are you bloody hypocrite.
Ed Miliband - "We were wrong to invade Iraq" Point out the obvious when it's clear that we've lost but of course don't bother to criticise Blair's decisons while he's still leader otherwise you might actually stand for something. You keep saying there is an alternative to the cuts but we won't hear what these alternatives actually are. Oh sorry, you won't make promises you can't keep. In other words you won't make any promises and will be opposition for the sake of opposition.
David Cameron - We're all in this together, except me since I won't actually make any effort to cut my own fat cat salary.
Nick Clegg - Congratulations on lying to the entire nation, failing to give us electoral reform and destroying any hope that your party will ever be elected into government again.
Tony Blair - Don't think I really need to provide a description on this one. For the love of God do not come back into politics you've screwed us enough as it is.
Neil Kinnock - I know he's long gone but this man destroyed the soul of Labour. -
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Re: Most annoying politiciansPresumably anybody who is not in any way related to the Liberal Democrats?(Original post by Morgsie)
Daniel Hannan
Most annoying: Nick Clegg's ridiculous turnaround from complete optimism to his recent 'I'm really sad', Eric Pickles, Harriet Harman, Ed Miliband, Diane Abbott, Nigel Farage and most of all, any MP that seems to say either the line 'out of touch' or 'the mess inherited from'- pfft. -
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Re: Most annoying politiciansMichael Gove. Just the condescending way he talks, he probably doesn't mean it, but the tone of his voice is so annoying.
Matthew Hancock. He looks like the typical 'yes man' with his puppy dog eyes, nodding along whatever his master has to say:
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Re: Most annoying politiciansErr, do you not remember that we had a referendum on voting reform and it resulted in a resounding 'NO'?(Original post by antimilitarist)
Diane Abbott - Well done on voting against the Iraq war but stop making racist comments and get your kid out of that private school if you're gonna keep banging on about how great comprehensives are you bloody hypocrite.
Ed Miliband - "We were wrong to invade Iraq" Point out the obvious when it's clear that we've lost but of course don't bother to criticise Blair's decisons while he's still leader otherwise you might actually stand for something. You keep saying there is an alternative to the cuts but we won't hear what these alternatives actually are. Oh sorry, you won't make promises you can't keep. In other words you won't make any promises and will be opposition for the sake of opposition.
David Cameron - We're all in this together, except me since I won't actually make any effort to cut my own fat cat salary.
Nick Clegg - Congratulations on lying to the entire nation, failing to give us electoral reform and destroying any hope that your party will ever be elected into government again.
Tony Blair - Don't think I really need to provide a description on this one. For the love of God do not come back into politics you've screwed us enough as it is.
Neil Kinnock - I know he's long gone but this man destroyed the soul of Labour. -
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Re: Most annoying politiciansthis, Ed Balls is a **** :/(Original post by Aspiringlawstudent)
Balls and Miliband are the terrible twosome of British politics.
They're like spoilt schoolchildren.
I simply cannot bear them.
And milliband made himself look about 3 after the budget, when he repeated a remark about "if this tax will benefit you stand up" about 7 times. Surely after once he made his point? Stirring up trouble for no reason.
And don't all say its just because I prefer the Tories, because some labour MPs I disagree with but respect, for example Alan Johnson -
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Re: Most annoying politiciansAh, the Reservoir Postman.(Original post by Moleman1996)
this, Ed Balls is a **** :/
And milliband made himself look about 3 after the budget, when he repeated a remark about "if this tax will benefit you stand up" about 7 times. Surely after once he made his point? Stirring up trouble for no reason.
And don't all say its just because I prefer the Tories, because some labour MPs I disagree with but respect, for example Alan Johnson
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Re: Most annoying politiciansthe yes campaign was just embarrasingly poor though... It was almost like they were going through the motions without actually wanting to win.(Original post by Aspiringlawstudent)
Err, do you not remember that we had a referendum on voting reform and it resulted in a resounding 'NO'?
