Michael Gove

Clint Planet · October 4, 2011

Pass me the gun. I'll do the job.

Tres preguntas:

1. What do you reckon to him?

2. Who is your least favourite politician

3. Who is the politician you most admire from a party you don't actually (generally) support?

Desaparecido · October 4, 2011

Remember him as the annoying one from Newsnight Review, who would usually talk rubbish.

Now he's in charge of Educashun

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Woolly Blue · October 4, 2011

I tried ignoring his whiny, annoying voice once and concentrated on what he was saying, and would just like to go on record that, when you ignore that voice, he actually talks complete carp.

btw "Pass me the gun. I'll do the job"
This is known as influencing the answer. You're a bad giraffe, hang your head in shame.

Clint Planet · October 4, 2011

Woolly Blue said:
You're a bad giraffe, hang your head in shame.

It takes bloody ages!

icburns · October 4, 2011

stupid giraffe said:
It takes bloody ages!

well played.

Woolly Blue · October 4, 2011

stupid giraffe said:
It takes bloody ages!

Good man ! I knew if I fed you the line you wouldn't let me down !

Tubey · October 4, 2011

stupid giraffe said:
Pass me the gun. I'll do the job.

Tres preguntas:

1. What do you reckon to him? He's turd.

2. Who is your least favourite politician? Eric Pickles.

3. Who is the politician you most admire from a party you don't actually (generally) support? None. And I like politics. They're all awful. If I HAD to choose anyone, George Osborne. He's slightly less turd than the rest.

Fivecharacterlimit

Woolly Blue · October 4, 2011

btw

1 ) Already answered

2 ) Tony Blair - total slimebag, thought we was great when he first became PM but the job changed him beyond recognition

3 ) Ian Duncan-Smith - I detest the tory party and his politics, but the guy has integrity and seems to actually care about people. Michael Heseltine had similar qualities and I cheered him when he resigned over the Westland affair.

Jamo Martinez · October 4, 2011

stupid giraffe said:
Pass me the gun. I'll do the job.

Tres preguntas:

1. What do you reckon to him?

2. Who is your least favourite politician

3. Who is the politician you most admire from a party you don't actually (generally) support?

1. scumbag
2. luis Suarez
3. err.

Desaparecido · October 4, 2011

stupid giraffe said:
1. What do you reckon to him? That was never a penalty

2. Who is your least favourite politician Kenneth Dalgleish

3. Who is the politician you most admire from a party you don't actually (generally) support? Lee Dixon

Serious answers

linglong · October 5, 2011

1. What do you reckon to him?i fear i would break the swear filter if i put my true feelings about him,so not a good politician is all i'll say.

2. Who is your least favourite politician Ed Milliband,utterly clueless the mans making micheal foot look like a sure fire winner come the next election.

3. Who is the politician you most admire from a party you don't actually (generally) support? Ken Clarke the man WHO SHOULD BE chancellor sits by in a job he's ill suited for as the current gobbo in the job paints with crayons each afternoon.

Bruce Wayne · October 5, 2011

Yes, without Gove we might not have these http://www.ted.com/talks/geoff_mulgan_a_short_intro_to_the_studio_school.html

or indeed the Everton school of course. [Poor language removed].

linglong · October 5, 2011

Woolly Blue said:
btw

1 ) Already answered

2 ) Tony Blair - total slimebag, thought we was great when he first became PM but the job changed him beyond recognition

3 ) Ian Duncan-Smith - I detest the tory party and his politics, but the guy has integrity and seems to actually care about people. Michael Heseltine had similar qualities and I cheered him when he resigned over the Westland affair.

IDS has a very simplistic view of the poor and welfare in general he sees a one shape fits all when frankly thats impossible his plans will drive many ill and old people into destitution the sad thing is if he'd been allowed to bring in his institutes plan lock,stock and barrel it could have transformed welfare for the better but becuase its just snippets of it coming along then i fear for the poor and the defenceless.

linglong · October 5, 2011

Bruce Wayne said:
Yes, without Gove we might not have these http://www.ted.com/talks/geoff_mulgan_a_short_intro_to_the_studio_school.html

or indeed the Everton school of course. [Poor language removed].

Umm,that i'm sad to say sounds like a fad type of school will it work though? i have big doubts about it but the sad thing is for his nice powerpoint presentation he has no data whatsoever about what will happen to these kids who go through a school like that in say 20 years or so becuase its just not there/.

When will politicos realise education should not be a football? its should be cross party and cohearant not pulled apart and spat out by the new lot when they come to power.

Cena · October 5, 2011

stupid giraffe said:
Pass me the gun. I'll do the job.

Tres preguntas:

1. What do you reckon to him?

2. Who is your least favourite politician

3. Who is the politician you most admire from a party you don't actually (generally) support?

1) He is the biggest di*khead going, bigger than Osbourne & Cameron

2) Michael Gove

3) Andy Burhnam, not just because he is a blue but he is a very decent fella. My GF is a teacher and he is doing everything he can to keep her school open that Gove is trying to close

EDIT: Didn't read question 3 properly, just thought it meant which politician you admire the most, from another party, hmmm used to be Vince Cable, not so much anymore, have to think about it...