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15 Jul 16
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Of the ones in my lifetime I possibly go this order:
1 Cameron 2 Major 3 Brown 4 Thatcher 5 Blair Don't count callaghan as don't remember him. |
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I can only think of three that deserve to be in a Top 10. Cameron is not one of them.
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Just a few behind Tony Blair
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although he has not had much competition I cannot think of anyone who performed better at PMQ's
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you spelled 100 wrong
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In my lifetime probably second behind Attlee.
He left the country in a better state than he found it, has given some help to low paid workers, the very same people who were kicked in the teeth by Brown and has left office without having to be lifted out by a 50 tonne crane. |
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It depends what you are using as your criteria.
That has to be made clear before you start. |
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According to the electorate it's between Thatcher and Blair.
They both won three General Elections. |
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He was definitely one of the better prime ministers in my lifetime.
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Cameron and Major FFS
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Cameron will go down as the PM who couldn't beat Labour after they got the blame for wrecking the economy.
Then won a slender majority at the next General Election. He lasted 10 months into his next term of office. Being forced to resign over a grave error of judgement. Apart from being a good stand up comedian at PM's Questions, his record isn't very good. |
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Harold Wilson was one of the better tacticians who had to continuously fight factions from left and right within the labour party at a time when the unions had significantly more influence on governance of the country than the present day - definitely a canny operator of his day
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Harold Wilson was one of the better tacticians who had to continuously fight factions from left and right within the labour party at a time when the unions had significantly more influence on governance of the country than the present day - definitely a canny operator of his day
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Wilson won two General Elections, which is better than the rest with the exception of Thatcher and Blair.
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The uselessness of his 2 predecessors makes Cameron looks good but in the grand scheme of things he was another waste of space.
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had the good fortune to be up against 2 of the most hapless labour leaders you could possibly imagine and the 2015 victory certainly wasn't an endorsement of cameron it was in large down to middle england being terrified by the prospect of ed miliband running the country as nicola sturgeon pulling the strings of his puppet
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