[Kazanne]

The more I hear about this bloke the more of a stupid old fart he seems,how could someone like that ever hope to be PM ?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

The more I hear about this bloke the more of a stupid old fart he seems,how could someone like that ever hope to be PM ?

We've had David Cameron and Theresa May tbf so anything is possible.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

We've had David Cameron and Theresa May tbf so anything is possible.

To be fair Mock, Cameron was a very good PM who - in my opinion -
blotted his legacy with that EU Pamphlet ruse.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

To be fair Mock, Cameron was a very good PM who - in my opinion -
blotted his legacy with that EU Pamphlet ruse.

I just can't help but feel that Cameron has ruined this country and has made it hard for May to try and solve the issue imo.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

To be fair Mock, Cameron was a very good PM who - in my opinion -
blotted his legacy with that EU Pamphlet ruse.

I think his final months were so badly handled that he can't really still be called a good PM when it comes down to it, though. For the mostpart I think he was a decent enough PM (for a Tory ) and the worst Toriea around in his time were others (e.g. Despite his recent crowing, Osbourne was worse than Cameron and others like Gove.... Just abysmal).

However Cameron was wildly over-confident and thus unprepared when he called the Brexit referendum and the campaign (which he allowed others to take the reins of) was a complete joke. And then running to the hills without allowing time for a well considered and thought out transition to a new PM, which created a power shambles that still hasn't really been resolved... That will always be his legacy now.

Similar to how, for many, Blair was a "good PM" for 90% of his term but his legacy will (rightly) always be Iraq and the dossiers.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

To be fair Mock, Cameron was a very good PM who - in my opinion -
blotted his legacy with that EU Pamphlet ruse.

I have to agree with this. I was far from his biggest fan, but he was pretty decent (for a Tory ), very strong and such. Total opposite of May.

Or he seemed strong, maybe he was just a good actor. He clearly was not strong given he ran away after the shambles that was the Brexit vote (not the vote itself as such, but having NO plan for if the public voted leave)

As for the OP, it is entirely possible to be part of a group without knowing all of the members in it, or seeing every post ever made in there. Unless the group was constantly posting anti-semetic stuff, and Corbyn was actually posting it himself..I don't really see the issue here. However, little things do seem to be adding up.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

We've had David Cameron and Theresa May tbf so anything is possible.

I liked Cameron,thought he was a good PM,it's just a matter of what you believe in.

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

The more I hear about this bloke the more of a stupid old fart he seems,how could someone like that ever hope to be PM ?

Does this mean you just base your opinions on what people post on TiBB without actually doing any of your own research?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Does this mean you just base your opinions on what people post on TiBB without actually doing any of your own research?

where on earth does Kaz say that?

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Does this mean you just base your opinions on what people post on TiBB without actually doing any of your own research?

Do you think the Jewish Chronicle is not sufficient evidence and that Labour disciplining members does not speak volumes. If you say so love!