View Poll Results: Who for next PM?
David Cameron
21
44.68%
Gary Glitter
3
6.38%
A bag of small but still moist dog poo
21
44.68%
Gordon Brown
2
4.26%
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09 November 2009, 09:54 PM
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09 November 2009, 09:55 PM
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David Cameron - inexperienced and with a £15million personal fortune and private school education is so far out of touch it's unbelievable.
Gary Glitter - Tinsel has been banned this Xmas so that we can hang Glitter instead
A bag of small but still moist dog poo - more in touch with the people than the Tories, so close to a vote from me
Gordon Brown - experienced, steady, world statesman, economic guru, understated and understands the common man. He's the daddy!
Gary Glitter - Tinsel has been banned this Xmas so that we can hang Glitter instead
A bag of small but still moist dog poo - more in touch with the people than the Tories, so close to a vote from me
Gordon Brown - experienced, steady, world statesman, economic guru, understated and understands the common man. He's the daddy!
09 November 2009, 09:57 PM
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David Cameron - inexperienced and with a £15million personal fortune and private school education is so far out of touch it's unbelievable.
Gary Glitter - Tinsel has been banned this Xmas so that we can hang Glitter instead
A bag of small but still moist dog poo - more in touch with the people than the Tories, so close to a vote from me
Gordon Brown - experienced, steady, world statesman, economic guru, understated and understands the common man. He's the daddy!
Gary Glitter - Tinsel has been banned this Xmas so that we can hang Glitter instead
A bag of small but still moist dog poo - more in touch with the people than the Tories, so close to a vote from me
Gordon Brown - experienced, steady, world statesman, economic guru, understated and understands the common man. He's the daddy!
You sound like a Clive Staples Lewis fan
09 November 2009, 10:02 PM
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None of the above. The position should be given to a hormonal 14 year old boy!
They seem to be able to run their schools pretty well and talk a load of ****, so why not give them a go with running the country?
They seem to be able to run their schools pretty well and talk a load of ****, so why not give them a go with running the country?
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09 November 2009, 10:07 PM
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09 November 2009, 10:16 PM
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William Hague was a complete **** when he was younger - he was Tory leader too early. I think he would be a great choice now - more experience than Cameron, more Statesmanlike.
11 November 2009, 07:50 PM
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12 November 2009, 03:10 AM
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He was the original Tory-Boy... Whether the party would be electable with WH as leader even now Im not certain; but hed make a far superior PM after election.
12 November 2009, 10:46 AM
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I agree with what you say about him now.
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12 November 2009, 11:26 AM
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he's a politition, changes his mind to suit his rating and tbh doesn;t seem to have any real answers.
o hang on that could be said for all political parties lol
12 November 2009, 11:32 AM
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Exactly. In ten years' time we'll all hate him like we do every PM after a couple of terms, but i think his intentions are honourable. Which is easy when you're not the one with any power of course...
12 November 2009, 11:36 AM
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tbh we all have good intentions, realistic intentions from a politition would be good though. you can basicly take there promises as a pinch of salt.
I'm not a big gordon brown fan, but i do think he's coping better than cameron would.