Favorite British PM in your lifetime

[Maxwell]

Brown is the only one I can somewhat stand.

If I had to rank

1. Brown - much better post-leadership than during his leadership.
2. Blair - yuck, but domestically (so to speak) he wasn't that bad.
3. Major - eh - better an aimless tory than a determined tory.
4. May - ew gross
5. Cameron - a disaster at every level, hilariously unraveled by his own arrogance.

[Maxwell]

Ugh, Cameron I suppose. It reminds me of how both the Conservatives in the UK and the Republicans in the US have amazing politicians but always end up choosing the worst of them as leaders.

Cameron is probably the best Conservative Leader since Edward Heath, excepting maybe Hague.

wait you think Heath was a good leader of the Tories?

[Maxwell]

Ugh, Cameron I suppose. It reminds me of how both the Conservatives in the UK and the Republicans in the US have amazing politicians but always end up choosing the worst of them as leaders.

Cameron is probably the best Conservative Leader since Edward Heath, excepting maybe Hague.

wait you think Heath was a good leader of the Tories?

Not to presume, but I think "good leader" in this case means "having politics like my own". I.E. like me saying Foot was the best Labour leader of the last 40 years.

Heath was a kid toucher though.