Poll: Which Prime Minister does the UK prefer?

[hutchy27]

i dont like cameron/cleg he raised university costs, cut the NH

and plans on cutting the police force budget

 

[JoshGod]

And the leader debates...

Gordon Brown: "Will you raise VAT?"
David Cameron: "We won't be raising VAT."
*Cameron gets in and raises VAT*

Lets not forget his campaign slogan i will cut the defecit not the NHS.
I personally hate conservatives (however if you look closely at their policies they are both centre right parties) I suppose as gordan spent so long getting into power and was terrable I will give it to Cameron, but thats like being the smartest person... in a building of retards.
This is rather like EA or Activision they're both so bad. However at least there will be a better labour candidate next time.

 

[Gibboniser]

Cameron. Brown made an utter ass of things, it was never going to be easy for the party who was lucky/unlucky enough to get into power, due to the amount of cuts they would have to perform to try and keep the UK afloat.

 

[FamoFunk]

Mhmm, Brown I guess. Both twats, but that smug twunt Cameron it's a serial twat.

I would love the punch the smug smile off his face, of course all these cuts and VAT rises are worth it... err, like he cares, he's super rich and claims everything off the taxpayer anyway.

Twat.

 

[A Username Not In Use]

If forced I would say Harold Wilson he ended theater censorship, made divorce easier, ended capital punishment and kept us out of Vietnam.

As for this current prick, he's forced both me out of a job because of the spending cuts. His "big society" idea is fucking with my future so badly that I'm looking into emegrating. Plus with the current rate of things he may very well want to send us into Lybia dispite the fact he has seriously reduced the strength of our armed forces.

I feel Gore Vidal summed it up best

"Any American who is prepared to run for president should automatically, by definition, be disqualified from ever doing so"

 

[Zagzag]

The best Prime Minister England ever had is Lord Palmerston!

Lies, it was obviously Winston Churchill.
Also, I see no Americans on the poll options... this can't be right, I thought we were a puppet state.
On topic: As "bad" as things were, at least Gordon Brown was a member of the labour party.
So he gets my vote.

I agree with this wholeheartedly

 

[wooty]

Tony Blair.

Gordon went a bit too mad with the cheque book, Camerons going a bit mad with the axe.

 

[Rutkowski]

Winston Churchill was a twat that was directly responsible for thousands of unneccessary deaths because he was a stubborn idiot that wouldn't let the military do military stuff instead of poking his nose where it wasn't neccessary.

 

[TheMan2203]

I preferred Gordon Brown because as a politician he was really good, i mean most of the EU has adopted his strategy for getting out of the recession. Also he didn't inflict the swinging crippling cuts on a society that has done nothing to warrant such punishment. Can't say i didn't call it though, as soon as it was announced that he was in charge and Clegg was his personal lap-*****, i thought here we go.
LETS DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN
All the way back to Thatcherite Britain with plenty of oppression to go around. I will say this though, all the students such as myself that get bumfucked by the tripling of tuition fees will never ever vote liberal democrat again. Congratulations Clegg you have successfully banished your party to the politcal wasteland for a another 100 years or so.

EDIT: I would like to add that Gordon Brown was perhaps the worst public figure in the history of the labour party,which is a sad indictment of this countries political system when it has become all about who can talk the talk rather than who can walk the the walk, albeit in a bumbling and messy way

 

[Blizzarded Soul]

Im gonna have to go with....neither. Cameron is a smug prick who is slowly but surely destroying our infrastructure and Brown fucked our country in the arse so hard it's STILL heamorraging money. I cant stand either party and I did not take the election seriously. I voted for my local Green Party candidate purely because her name was Cherry Theodora, and next time ill probably vote for The Pirate party, because politics is just bullshit. No party is honest about their pledges and they get broken the minute they come into power.

 

[Buizel91]

Personally i would Prefer Brown, it seemed to me he just came in at the wrong time and got the blame for it =\

But now, seen as though he isn't the option... and I'm still a labour supporter, i stand by Mr Milliband (always get confused with one of the two brothers it is -.-)

 

[Tipsy Giant]

i dont like cameron/cleg he raised university costs, cut the NH

As above, Cameron is doing to Britain what Bush did to America, breaking apart the institutions of government and selling them off to Private interests, we all need to get money out of politics, it is what is killing our representation

 

[Blaster395]

Cameron. Actually trying to fix this debt with a smaller change so we don't have to make even bigger cuts in 10 or so years time. Take a look at what happened to Greece.

 

[Axolotl]

I'll go for the one that didn't start any wars.

 

[PureChaos]

where's Nick Clegg?

Cameron, anyway. Gordon Brown was just as bad as...that bloke that he took over from

 

[TheMan2203]

i dont like cameron/cleg he raised university costs, cut the NH

to be fair university costs were going to have to rise no matter who got in (because the lib dems were never going to get in, so gratz to anyone who wasted that vote.)

well to you sir i say that the numbers would of added up to get the liberals in power IF our voting system wasn't based on proportional representation, the notion of a wasted vote only exists under this regime. Interesting how the tories were all for electoral reform when they werent getting anywhere but now there in power that particular part of the manifesto has been allowed to slink away and die. Seriously this countries political system and unwritten constitution are a bloated mess that picks up vestigial odds and ends purely because of how old it is and is in dire need of sorting out.

 

[Blizzarded Soul]

Winston Churchill was a twat that was directly responsible for thousands of unneccessary deaths because he was a stubborn idiot that wouldn't let the military do military stuff instead of poking his nose where it wasn't neccessary.

Sorry but no. Unneccessary deaths? The british army was being slaughtered on the beaches of Dunkirk because they couldnt react to the Germans 'Blitzkreig' warfare. It was devastating as it had never been done before. If your talking about the Blitz, again not unneccessary deaths we needed those years to build up our forces and armaments to take back France, why you ask? Because it was a frigging fortress thanks to German efficiency.

 

[N3vans]

Gordon Brown, but only because I'd vote for Labour over the Tories in protest.

What you have to understand is that in Britain we have a two party system that won't be broken for years, if at all, and out of those two parties they're effectively the same thing nowadays anyway.Both the conservatives and labour are meant to be right and left leaning respectively, but over years of trying to get votes and appease everyone politics here has shifted to an almost permanent state of being centre-right with only minor deviations according to whose in charge at the time. If any other party looks like it might be in a position of power the Government and the Media revert to the seemingly 'Keep Calm and Shut the Fuck Up' attitude of 'We're in charge, other parties are dangerous, we know what's best for you' attitude which basically stops anyone else from having a shot at running the country.

At the moment we have a Conservative government (not a 'coalition', the Lib Dems were the vehicle for the Tories to steam-roller their way into parliament) so we have the current state of affairs where the public sector and the working class are getting shafted by Cameron and his cabinet of elite, upper class wankers who only look after their kind regardless of anyone else.

Also to clarify, despite being anti-conservative I am by no means bigging up New Labour either. By the standards of Old Labour, New Labour is 'Tory-Light'.