[user104658]

In my lifetime so far The two who will be remembered by history are Thatcher and Blair. Neither for good reasons, though.

The most reasonable, sensible and likeable - if somewhat boring - is Major.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by the truth

David Lloyd George ...and yes I really am that old

You would have to be 95 to be born in the same year of his last year in office?

[RichardG]

i quite liked david cameron

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I think the lesson is they are all bad because they get blamed for too much when really they dont actually do that much.

Well there's that. Bush / Blair will forever take the blame for Iraq, but the reality is the war would have happened - with very few differences - no matter who was prez / PM at the time.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Can't believe anyone said Blair.

*cough Cameron

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Well there's that. Bush / Blair will forever take the blame for Iraq, but the reality is the war would have happened - with very few differences - no matter who was prez / PM at the time.

its an argument and it could be true, it could have been a war of its time and circumstances

[Shaun]

Clicked wrong - meant to vote for Brown. Like him the most of what I've been alive for (Major onwards).

[user104658]

It's all a matter of comparison really. I mean I thought Cameron was awful until we got May... In hindsight I can see that the worst part of Cameron was actually George Osbourne. Cameron himself was an OK talking head... He at least seemed mostly human.

[JoshBB]

I'd have to say Blair, though I'm not overly fond of any of the prime ministers in my lifetime tbh

[Beso]

Callaghan was the first.. the rest are.as paedophilliacly bad.