Michael Gove

[kevo]

...the man who spent thousands of pounds of our money to furnish his homes with luxury items yet thinks the users of food banks (which barely existed before the coalition came to power) deserve their plight:

http://edinburgheye.wordpress.com/2013/03/21/michael-gove-flipper/

How can we be ruled by crass hypocrites like this? Labour should be wiping the floor with people like him, what the hell are they doing?

 

[The Merry Prankster]

Does anyone remember the "Got a terminal illness then why not take Michael Howard with you" posters? Time for an updated version.

 

[HawkTheSeagull]

He really is a MASSIVE ****.

 

[spring hall convert]

How can we be ruled by crass hypocrites like this? Labour should be wiping the floor with people like him, what the hell are they doing?

Quite, but they moved too far to the centre to avoid being accused of hypocracy if they kick up too much of a stink. Blair really did muck politics in this country up, it's a shame it took most of us too long to realise it.

 

[shaolinpunk]

ARGH. He winds me up so much. A smug, incompetent bellend who shouldn't be anywhere near a position of that much responsibility

 

[supaseagull]

Quite, but they moved too far to the centre to avoid being accused of hypocracy if they kick up too much of a stink. Blair really did muck politics in this country up, it's a shame it took most of us too long to realise it.

Milliband's union backers are the ones which have blunted Labour agai, not Tony Blair - just in the say way they did when Michael Foot was in charge after Callaghan.

In fact, I still think that had Blair still been in charge in 2010, then Labour would have won the election and comfortably.

Ed Milliband is Labour's Iain Duncan-Smith and unfortunately, there's only one person in the shadow cabinet currently popular enough with the British public to become Prime Minister. However, he isn't experienced enough and that's Chukka Umuna.

Gove is incompetant - just as much so as Ed Balls...Teachers loved him aswell!

 

[spring hall convert]

Milliband's union backers are the ones which have blunted Labour agai, not Tony Blair - just in the say way they did when Michael Foot was in charge after Callaghan.

In fact, I still think that had Blair still been in charge in 2010, then Labour would have won the election and comfortably.

Ed Milliband is Labour's Iain Duncan-Smith and unfortunately, there's only one person in the shadow cabinet currently popular enough with the British public to become Prime Minister. However, he isn't experienced enough and that's Chukka Umuna.

Gove is incompetant - just as much so as Ed Balls...Teachers loved him aswell!

You miss my point, with Blair in charge there's no bloody difference anyway. With the benefit of hindsight I'm sure he must be Thatcher's long lost son.

 

[Geriatric Seagull]

He is an objectionable little man who has no idea what life is like outside of his elitist bubble.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

...the man who spent thousands of pounds of our money to furnish his homes with luxury items yet thinks the users of food banks (which barely existed before the coalition came to power) deserve their plight:

http://edinburgheye.wordpress.com/2013/03/21/michael-gove-flipper/

How can we be ruled by crass hypocrites like this? Labour should be wiping the floor with people like him, what the hell are they doing?

There were plenty of food banks around before the coalition. They certainly have multiplied enormously over the last couple of years, though.

The trouble is that there are plenty of people around who could take Mr Gove to any number of places which could shatter his illusions immediately, while there are plenty of others around who share his limited world view.

I was talking to someone earlier this week about the food bank in Southampton - which has been in existence for a good number of years - 10 or 15 if not longer. He said they were visited by iain Duncan-Smith before the coalition came in to power. All Chris could say was "He obviously didn't listen".

 

[spring hall convert]

As much as it pains me to say it, I could very easily see Gove as the next Tory leader as well. Dark times.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

As much as it pains me to say it, I could very easily see Gove as the next Tory leader as well. Dark times.

Quite - isn't he the darling of the Tory Shires.

What is a "Shire" anyway. Does Hamp"shire" count, but Sussex and Kent not?

 

[Kumquat]

As much as it pains me to say it, I could very easily see Gove as the next Tory leader as well. Dark times.

Won't happen. He really is their latest Portillo. Just hope he has a similar Damascene moment, realises most people hate him and f*cks off back to academia where he belongs.

 

[Nibble]

Quite, but they moved too far to the centre to avoid being accused of hypocracy if they kick up too much of a stink. Blair really did muck politics in this country up, it's a shame it took most of us too long to realise it.

Huh? How did you segue from what a specific person, Gove has said, to "Blair really messed up politics". What a nonsensical load of rot.

 

[glasfryn]

Thread title is all wrong should be
Michael Gove is a knob

 

[Billy the Fish]

He's a malignant c**t

 

[Nibble]

I ****ing hate this government especially this ****

 

[1901]

Ed Milliband is Labour's Iain Duncan-Smith and unfortunately, there's only one person in the shadow cabinet currently popular enough with the British public to become Prime Minister. However, he isn't experienced enough and that's Chukka Umuna.

Last on QT Chuka Umunna criticises 'rich tories' and then Justine Greening reveal his family's mansion in Ibiza

 

[Ernest]

Nice to see we're still all in this together

 

[Superphil]

What is so sad is that this country has the need to have food banks. We can afford to send billions of pounds across the world in "aid", we can afford billions of pounds stamping our so called authority in Afghanistan, the current g*****ment is desparate to spend billions of pounds bombing Syria, yet we can't put food in our own citizens mouths, nor roofs over many of their heads.

A vote for Tory, Labour or Lib Dem in the next election will ensure this state of affairs continues.

 

[narly101]

I shall admit to being a Tory voter, but in Michael Gove as Education Secretary, we have a complete and utter cock juggling thundercunt.