6 MOST liked currently active MPs in UK Parliment

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Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg

Rees ****ing Mogg?? You mean this guy right?

http://www.peoplesnhs.org/jacob-rees-mogg-mp/

One of those guys making a quick buck out of privatising the NHS, as well as anything else he can dip his hand into most likely.

Reply 41

balanced

Original post by It's a Shame

I agree with you on Caroline Lucas. She is an amazing, inspirational person; I'd definitely consider voting for her if I lived in Brighton Pavilion.

#2 is a troll post. :wink:

No it's not, a lot of people would support him, in fact the majority of people would support him, if you go off the election results. After all, the Green's support was so low.

Reply 42

Davij038

Original post by Little Toy Gun

No sé.

Khan. Other than be born into a billionaire family and be against airport expansion what has zac actually done?

Reply 43

AlwaysWatching

Original post by It's a Shame

I agree with you on Caroline Lucas. She is an amazing, inspirational person; I'd definitely consider voting for her if I lived in Brighton Pavilion.

#2 is a troll post. :wink:

No it wasn't?

Why do you think I was trolling? I was answering the question.

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 44

a noble chance

Original post by L i b

With an attempt to be cross party:

Rory Stewart (Con)

Forgot about him. Did you know that Brad Pitt is producing a biopic of his life, and that Orlando Bloom will be starring?

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 45

TheHelpfulMan

Original post by Josh_Dickson

in conjunction with to http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3834679
Pick your 6 favourite currently active MPs (if you have 6)

i'm gonna go with
1. Caroline Lucas
2. John McDonnell
3. Lisa Nandy
4. Alex Salmond
5. Louise Haigh
6. Jeremy Corbyn is too predictable so I'm going to go with Owen Smith, simply because whilst I don't think he's a natural Corbyn ally, he seems to have got his head down and become a really effective labour communicator, concentrating solely on attacking the tories in an efficient manner.

If you're stuck for inspiration .... close your eyes and pick at random http://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/mps/

This may be a bit Biased as i am a Labour Voter

1. George Gideon osbourn -Let me just say is it not a bit corrupt that Osborne and Little have dodged tax for the last 7 years when he has been chancellor- not a lot has been said or done but its pure hypocrisy to take Google, Starbucks and Amazon to task about unpaid taxes (http://i.imgur.com/Uqiz77s.jpg)

2.David Cameron- Very slimy character dodges questions effectively

3 Diane Abbott- Thinks that blacks are a superior race

4 Caroline Lucas- Green MP- nothing else to say

5. Ian Duncan Smith- Just an *******

6. Jeremy Corbyn - worst leader Labour has ever had

Reply 46

It's a Shame

Original post by AlwaysWatching

No it wasn't?

Why do you think I was trolling? I was answering the question.

I was joking?

Reply 47

St. Brynjar

Sadiq Khan
Hilary Benn
Jess Phillips
Alan Johnson
Owen Smith
Stella Creasy

Reply 48

Davij038

Original post by St. Brynjar

Sadiq Khan
Hilary Benn
Jess Phillips
Alan Johnson
Owen Smith
Stella Creasy

Good choices: reppes.

Reply 49

Josh_Dickson

Original post by TheHelpfulMan

favourite i meant

Reply 50

L i b

Original post by a noble chance

Forgot about him. Did you know that Brad Pitt is producing a biopic of his life, and that Orlando Bloom will be starring?

We'll see if it comes to anything. His walk across Afghanistan seemed to revolve around him faffing about a bit and sitting awkwardly in the huts of local tribal elders who were all mildly bemused by his presence.

The Iraq one was much more exciting.

Reply 51

xxvine

Original post by Davij038

So Jacob Rees mog MP is the most popular followed by Caroline Lucas and Dan Jarvis in joint second...

Interesting.

Whats ilkable about Dan Jarvis...i dont know much about him...

Corbyn5eva

Jeremy Corbyn
Dianne Abbott
John McDonnell

Reply 54

LordMallard

Steve Baker
Michael Gove
George Osborne
Nick Clegg
Hilary Benn
Dominic Grieve

These are not in any particular order.

Honourable mentions go to John Penrose, Charlotte Leslie, Stella Creasy, Tristram Hunt, Dan Jarvis

Reply 55

LordMallard

Original post by Ethereal World

I think JRM is people joking around because he's clearly ridiculous.

He is principled, eloquent, and not afraid to stand up for his values.

Reply 56

Banana00

Original post by khanpatel321

Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg
Jacob Rees Mogg

You are automatically my friend. :h:

Reply 57

MagicNMedicine

I wonder who Jeremy Corbyn would say, does he even have 6 MPs that like him

Reply 58

Alt Tankie

In no particular order

1- Jeremy Corbyn- Anti War, Anti austerity
2- Steve Baker - Pro Brexit Christian
3- Chris Williamson - Anti Zionist who speaks truth to power
4- Nigel Farage -
5- Richard Tice
6- Boris Johnson -

Reply 59

Saracen's Fez

Original post by Josh_Dickson

Jeremy Corbyn is too predictable so I'm going to go with Owen Smith, simply because whilst I don't think he's a natural Corbyn ally, he seems to have got his head down and become a really effective labour communicator, concentrating solely on attacking the tories in an efficient manner.

This bit didn't age well lol. It would be interesting to see what sort of people are chosen in 2019 though.

In no particular order:

Liz Saville-Roberts
Joanna Cherry
Jess Phillips
Chris Bryant
Dominic Grieve
Liz Kendall