84 Quotes filtered by insults
If a traveller were informed such a man was Leader of the House of Commons he may well begin to comprehend how the Egyptians worshipped an insect.
Benjamin Disraeli
On Lord John Russell
Category: Insulting Liberals
There but for the Grace of God, goes God.
Winston Churchill
On Sir Stafford Cripps
Category: Insulting Labour
She is a bounder, a liar, a deceiver, a cheat, a crook and a disgrace to the House of Commons.
Tam Dalyell 22/02/1987
On Margaret Thatcher
Category: Insulting Conservatives, Margaret Thatcher (quotes about)
Harold Wilson is a petty bourgeois and will remain so in spirit even if they make him a Viscount.
Neil Kinnock 25/09/1983
On Harold Wilson
Category: Insulting Labour
He couldn't knock the skin off a rice pudding.
Neil Kinnock 25/09/1983
On Tony Benn
Category: Insulting Labour, Labour Politicians (quotes about)
Like being savaged by a dead sheep.
Denis Healey 14/06/1978
On Geoffrey Howe
Category: Insulting Conservatives
A loutish Minister of the thuggish tendency.
Michael Meacher 28/07/1986
On Norman Tebbit
Category: Insulting Conservatives
Dr Strangelove of the economic world.
James Callaghan 16/05/1979
On Keith Joseph
Category: Insulting Conservatives
He's arrogant, orthopardically arrogant in every corpuscle.
Neil Kinnock 25/09/1983
On David Owen
Category: Insults - General
They travel best in gangs, hanging around like clumps of bananas, thick skinned and yellow.
Neil Kinnock 22/02/1987
On the Tories
Category: Insulting Conservatives
Did the Prime Minister have some sort of grudge against you by sending this publicity crazed person into your Department?
David Winnick 26/03/1987
To Norman Fowler about Edwina Currie
Category: Insulting Conservatives
Peter Mandelson is someone who can skulk in broad daylight.
Simon Hoggart
Category: Insulting Labour
Run a country? They couldn't run a Women's Institute raffle.
Norman Tebbit
Category: Insulting Labour
My cat did that the other day when he came in from the garden.
Ann Widdecombe
Category: Insulting Labour
A small man intoxicated by being allowed to run around with the big aggressive powerful boys after so many years as a corduroy-clad peacenik.
George Galloway
On Robin Cook
Category: Insulting Labour
Brian's supposed to be in charge of Africa but he spends most of his time in bloody Dublin... I mean he's a liability.
Henry McLeish
Henry McLeish discussing Brian Wilson with Helen Liddell after the Westminster Election, inadvertently recorded by a radio reporter.
Category: Insulting Labour
He's a patronising bastard. I mean he is... I mean he really is.
Henry McLeish
Speaking to Helen Liddell about Dr John Reid
Category: Insulting Labour
