Most reviled politician since 1973

[Sam All]

This Referendum has polarised opinion like no other. Quite a few hate figures, depending on which side you are on.

Let's hear your nomination for the most reviled politicians since the last referendum, as many as you can think of, - an easy one:

Edited by Sam All on Friday 24th June 21:07

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[Einion Yrth]

Unless we can have a top five, I think I have to agree, you've killed your own thread at birth.

[FlyingMeeces]

Does it have to be a British politician? Cos I've gotta think Dubya would be right up there. Marine le Pen et patris, likewise.

[glazbagun]

I dunno, Blair & Mandy were talented regardless of what anyone says. I feel like Cameron thought he was Blair but lacked the talent. He's like Game of Throne's Cersei to Blair's Tywin Lannister.

[Einion Yrth]

glazbagun said:

I dunno, Blair & Mandy were talented regardless of what anyone says.

Yes but the selection criterion is "most reviled", not "least talented".

[saaby93]

blair wasnt particularly reviled what about galloway or who was the guy with the duck house?

[Likes Fast Cars]

What about Juncker? This is a vote he might just win

[Likes Fast Cars]

On second thoughts, hands down it goes to Turkey's "Reggie" Erdogan.

[CaptainSlow]

Before I opened the thread I thought they'd be a picture of Farage. I thought I'd kill the thread with the killer posting of nominating Blair.

I'm a little disappointed.

[FlyingMeeces]

Not to mention the Putin, Sarkozy etc style of governance.

[Sam All]

Likes Fast Cars said:

What about Juncker? This is a vote he might just win

That's a good call

[jonah35]

Gordon brown and ed balls

[jonah35]

And corbyn

[Sheets Tabuer]

Cyril Smith.

[FlyingMeeces]

jonah35 said:

Gordon brown and ed balls

Most reviled? Not even top 100. Most laughed-at, maybe.

[AdeTuono]

Kinnock. Both as MP & MEP. Odious prick.

And Diane Abbot as close second.

[glazbagun]

CaptainSlow said:

Before I opened the thread I thought they'd be a picture of Farage. I thought I'd kill the thread with the killer posting of nominating Blair.

I'm a little disappointed.

You might be on to something there. Farage is polarising in the extreme. In the past few years he's the one who I imagine produces the strongest level of actual revulsion. Maybe Jean-Marie Le Pen beats him though- he actually had lefties voting right with the slogan "vote for the crook, not the fascist!"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_presidential_...

[Chicken Chaser]

Theresa May. Putin a close 2nd

[anonymous-user]

Johnson/Gove