Prime Minister
Go on then. If not Thatcher, if not Blair - who should we elect Prime Minister, and why?
I suggest Terry Hall because he has broad shoulders and a political conscience. He'd have to have Jerry Dammers write his speeches though.
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Brian Blessed
That'd get this country some respect.
FRESH HORSES!!!!!
Earplugs all round though? Imagine the Prime Minister's questions.
I was once
on the back of a lorry dressed as St george with Brain Blessed by best mates were dressed as the dragon and the maiden .In background people were singing methodist hymns so on the whole Brian ya man, the counry would be broke, deaf and insensate(?) in days though.
How about Sting?
I am sure he would feel up for the job. He could have a cabinet of Brian May as chancellor, Chris Martin as foreign secretary and Sir Steven of unmentionable as home secretary. Then they'd be a bigger bunch of twats than the present incumbents.
The Twat Party
Vote Twat: tomorrows cock ups TODAY.
What about Morrissey as foreign secretary. Oooh. raw nerve?
Don't Home Secretaries choose policies about immigration?
The positioning of this response is coiincidental and bears no relation to any preceding, it being merely to pose a question. I don't even recall any earlier comments I may have made.
I don't even recall. . .
where I am.
K.K. Downing...
of Downing Street.
Liam and Noel
making a pact to take turns in the hot seat. Whoever goes first would inevitably fail to honour the agreement, causing the one stuck at No. 11 to fume in public a lot.
Nah. That's a ridiculous idea. It'll never happen.
Obviously
Screaming Lord Sutch.
Obviously
not
Nelson
Nelson Mandela. Everyone likes him.
Mark Ellen....
Vote Ellen.
You know it makes sense....
Get badges made
and T-shirts.
The Word Party
Ellen for Prime Minister - Hepworth Chancellor - Harrison Home Secretary (string 'em up)
Given the cost of politicians these days
it’s tempting in that you’d get all three for five pounds, (plus free CD!!!) but even so . . .
PG for PM
Peter Gabriel of course.
Foreign Secretary? Phil Collins. Although he would divorce her shortly afterwards.
Boom boom!