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gulliver1 | 20:00 Fri 23rd Dec 2016 | News
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Is Theresa May the weakest PM in history? or just the weakest Tory PM in history ???.
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No, there have been numerous labour PM's...
No,John Major takes that accolade.
Too early to have an opinion, though I'm surprised she appears very nervous and not too confident when answering questions.
Well out of her depth I'd say. She's got a pretty rotten job it has to be said but she didn't have to take it
Although I do not really like him Michael Gove would probably have been a better option
No.

That honour goes to David Cameron.

History will jot be kind to him.
I agree that Cameron was a disaster. Not least because his reckless gamble on a referendum has unleashed the shower we now have in power
Is that a 'power shower' :-)
attlee cameron callaghan and major were worse
Attlee?? One of the greats.
Funny no one has mentioned Heath. He was the pits..
I wish someone would tell her to stand up straight!
Why is this in 'News'?
Gordon Brown was the worst ever
I prefer to leave it to Sir Winston Churchill, who knew more Prime Ministers than any of us:

"If you wanted nothing done Arthur Balfour was the best man for the task. There was no equal to him."

"A modest man, who has much to be modest about"
(On Clement Atlee)

"An empty taxi arrived at 10 Downing Street, and when the door was opened, Atlee got out

"I wish Stanley Baldwin no ill, but it would have been much better if he had never lived"

"He occasionally stumbled over the truth, but hastily picked himself up and hurried on as if nothing had happened"
(On Stanley Baldwin)

"He looked at foreign affairs through the wrong end of a municipal drainpipe"
(On Neville Chamberlain)

"At the depths of that dusty soul there is nothing but abject surrender"
(On Neville Chamberlain)

I don't know what he'd say about Mrs May.

My favourite quote by Churchill is, 'There,but for the grace of God, goes God'.

About Sir Stafford Cripps, post-war Labour chancellor.
Perhaps Ms Gulliver would entertain us by declaring the agenda behind her question....

But probably not.
Maybe just a wee thought that came into his/her head and wanted to share ?
//Maybe just a wee thought that came into his/her head//

A thought? You are far too kind you know.
// Attlee?? One of the greats.//

a modest man with alot to be modest about ( churchill on attlee)
PP, see NJ @ 22.43.

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