Iain Duncan Smith - Worst Ever Party Leader?

[Leinsatiableone]

What is this programme called?

[epdavies100]

Iain Duncan Smith was actually expressing Conservative views unlike Cameron.

[TerryAshfields]

Fuck off you baldy piece of shit. Go and hang yourself you fucking slimeball

[TheKenfig]

@TerryAshfields Yeah, part Japanese lazy bald fraudulent judgemental con artist

[shania7670]

soon it will  be ian duncan smith hunting season

[KrikenKing]

"The quiet man is here to stay, and he's turning the volume up." Lol.

[jjjjjenkins]

Steve87gill - In hindsight, you just repeat what you hear others say without looking in to it yourself.

[tnakai1971jp]

The MPs and the ministers of Conservative Party tend to use "absolute loyalty" "absolute support" a lot. They are in politics. It is impossible to have all MPs and ministers having the same view, and any ultimately difference leads to actions contrary to the ones set by the leader. Such expressions are used only because a word like "obedience" is a bit too much.

[GusF]

"I will that leader my absolute loyalty and support."

As he did with John Major. Oh, wait...

[GusF]

@GusF I will give that leader...

[grizzle100]

what a twat this idiot is, he is a patronising religious bigot

[SkullOfYorick]

IDS wasn't really a 'lamentable' political leader. He was just bullied by the media, as Gordon Brown and Ed Miliband later would be.

[maxfm83]

@SkullOfYorick no... he was truly a terrible leader. he may have found his place in reforming benefits.... but as a leader of the tories he was, thankfully, terrible.

[GodivaGirl1]

Couldn't be worse than Cameron. He couldn't even get a majority government from

Gordon Brown, and we all know how incompetent HE was!

[omid145]

He looks like some deranged, paedophile, murderer rapist when he says ''Do not underestimate the determination of a quiet man.''

[bobodd5]

rich arsehhole simples

[Medeasbiggestfan]

Had Ken Clarke won the leadership in 2001, he would have opposed the Iraq War in 2003. Without Conservative support, Tony Blair would have lost the Commons vote on the Iraq War and be forced to resign. Gordon Brown would have won the resulting Labour leadership election and would have become PM four years earlier than he did.

Who know what the result of the 2005 General election would have looked like had it been Brown against Clarke, but at least British troops wouldn't have gone into Iraq.

[slimes23]

@Medeasbiggestfan I can't see the conservative party following Clarke on that.

[Medeasbiggestfan]

@slimes23

Many Conservative MPs would have rebelled, but I think loyalty to the leader (and the idea of defeating Tony Blair) would have meant the Commons would have voted against the war.

[slimes23]

@Medeasbiggestfan But it would have also pushed many Labour MPs back to Tony Blair.

[usainlightning]

A born again politician. He's an absolute genius now.

[Intellectual42]

@usainlightning He's a distant, out of touch, compulsively Thatcherite, europhobic lunatic. More to the point, he's an imbecile.

[GenericEmotions]

CUNT

[enigma19833]

Haha, IDS is/was such a non-entity that even this video cut him off at the end.

[shussey100]

IDS doesn't have the 'it' factor. Nevertheless he is a good and passionate man. Mellor was so rude in this video. Why speak in such crude ways that is personal. He is hardly to speak himself really. Hi from Botswana, Africa!

[Togepi271]

he was shit, hauge was much better

[SPAG22]

Apparently a bored backbencher once worked out that 69 tory MPs would have made a better leader than Iain Duncan Cough.

[flanneryged]

WHAT A TWAT This shithead really is ha ha ha.

[Rascasseman]

IDS didn't exactly do the Tories much good, but then again as long as the Tories have complete upper class arsewipes like the one on 1.37 then they will always struggle to win a lot of support.

[Darkmind1970]

Fascinating. IDS - or rather SID as my family contemptously call him - is my local MP. I've met the man and he's uniquely useless. Nasty as well.

[bringbackoldlab]

What programme is this from?

[pardeepsinghk]

I like Oliver Letwins face when IDS resigned...comedy!

[racingrubberbiker]

Patton, Portillo, and Cameron on the soft -left of the Tory party, all tried to out-compete with New Labour on social spending promises in the heyday of big-spending, big-consumerist, big credit,

until the crunch came.

Now the bust has inevitably come, maybe we will see some real leadership, to shake the British people out of their infamous complacency.

[bobzilla211]

i think thatchers a bit too old ;)

can you really say there is anyone in the tories now prepared to make tough choices? it seems pretty likely cameron will change his mind about these cuts once their effect is felt by the public. a good thing to say now, but a thing he'll regret once he's in office.

[augustusgl]

cruel Mellor..lol

[xIIToMoIIx]

my cousin lives next to ian duncan smith :)

[Samcyrusxerxes]

When IDS is resigning, you can see that bastard Letwin almost in tears

[conolo55]

Well I guess he did get that waste of space David Mellor to resign so maybe it wasn't all bad.

[gwhite79]

@conolo55 jealous of the women he bedded?

[conolo55]

Duncan donut!!

[theredraven]

IDS & Cameron were leaders of the Labour party?

[SPAG22]

*cough cough*

[jenkinss5]

Gordon Brown is the worst leader since Harold Wilson- Give Ian a break - he's done more foor the poor scince loosing his job as leader than any other MP.

[PeteGeeza86]

Iain Duncan Smith was about as useful as a pint glass with a hole at the bottom.

[Bradaaron87]

I'm about to upload this in full. (:

[slimes23]

It's interesting to note that just about every Tory leader until David Cameron was chosen because he/she wasn't someone else.

[tdp1909]

@slimes23 Probably been said, but Cameron too - he wasn't Ken Clarke..

[antonjon1]

I'm not a pro European but if Blair had faced Ken Clarke in the 2005 election then there is a good chance Labour would have lost it.

[slimes23]

No, Clarke would have done better but he wouldn't have been able to take his party with him. Like Kinnock he would ahve been dragged down by the fringes of his party.

[arranle]

No Chance!!

[hume12345]

I thought IDS got the position at the wrong time. labour was in the ascendancy after tory rule and IDS or anyone they chose would have lost. for me hague (despite his witticism) and michael howard were far worst as centrist party leaders.

[dragonlee90]

Let's face it, William Hague could have promised to give £1,000,000 to each person in Britain, and Tony Blair still would have won the 2001 election.

[danielhewson]

N he wouldn't, I'll vote for anyone for about £20

[JeanDArblay]

William Hartnell was the best

[maxfm82]

IDS was terrible. If Ken Clarke won the tories would probably be in power now... and maybe I'd be able to afford to heat my home again.

[PeteGeeza86]

IDS was terrible as leader.Really poor public speaker.

[peacefrog1916]

funny to watch him though. the quiet man is turning up the volume lol pathetic.