How highly do you rate Boris Johnson in regards to Prime Ministers of the last 45 years?
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How highly do you rate Boris Johnson in regards to Prime Ministers of the last 45 years?
JC544D · 17/04/2022 23:22
JC544D · 17/04/2022 23:22
How highly do you rate Boris Johnson in regards to Prime Ministers of the last 45 years?
RogueBorg · 27/04/2022 20:34
@Hawkins001 I am old enough to remember them all, studied politics at uni and worked in Westminster for two decades.
He is the most contemptible appalling PM I think we’ve ever had. A truly dreadful man on every measure.
I LOATHED Thatcher so to think in my lifetime we’ve achieved something worse is desperate. He was elected to “get Brexit done” and for no other reason. I will never forgive those who put these reptile in such a position of power.
RogueBorg · 27/04/2022 21:05
I wasn’t trying to impress you with wisdom 😄, just filling you in on a bit of background so you knew I had a little knowledge 😊.
Whether the leaders are figure heads or not definitely depends on the individuals involved but they set the agenda and I think that Johnson is almost certainly totally in charge and is quite feared judging by what happened last week.
leotardrock · 20/04/2022 15:30
@decentchap
His wife is worse. Thatcher had balls, if no recognisable conscience.
Blair was a committed liar.
Major was another adulterer but some of him was good if just 'grey'.
Hague, who could tell ?
What was the name of the 'grey woman' before the Buffoon.
They are all sh1t in some, sometimes major ways,
Because we have all got used to Johnson stuttering and mumbling through his speeches looking like a tramp! (No offence to tramps)
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RogueBorg · 27/04/2022 22:29
@Hawkins001 its very tricky I know. Look at Brexit - a massively complex political decision given to people who then, in their millions, googled “what is the EU?” the day after the referendum.
The need for good political education is desperate. People in the UK often believe we elect our PM (we don’t) or that councillors and MPs are connected, or don’t understand the links between church and state or the role of the RF, or what taxes are used for what services. It desperately needs teaching in secondary schools.
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