Bloody hell Foxy well said!!

Jacob Rees-Mogg. What do I think of him?

Well, for starters, He has stated publicly that he is a practicing Catholic, happily married with 6 children, born with a silver spoon in his mouth, educated at Eton and super wealthy himself. I say - so what.

JRM is a favourite to take over from Theresa May as Prime Minister, but cannot see it happening because of his religion - Catholic - and his known faith views against abortion, the introduction of same-sex marriage and gender realignment. We may well not agree with his views, but I wonder how many other politicians would be as honest?

I personally find him very entertaining when listening to him speak. He is definitely a conviction politician, clever, immaculate, articulate, calm, measured, and always very respectful towards others. Besides, that, he had an early start to finance when he first started dabbling in stocks and shares at the tender age of just 10 when his father gave him £50, and there was no stopping him¬!. He would make a great Chancellor!

I like him a lot. What you see is what you get.

Somebody has to be PM, and it's not likely to be a working class lad from South Yorkshire. No PM has ever satisfied me completely on every one of their policies, but at the present time JRM comes as near as damn it. He may in the future be an absolute waste of space, but in the present climate I believe he is just what we need, just like Churchill was at the beginning of the second world war.

I do not see how by making money and squirreling it away in some offshore account makes an apeth of difference to his ability to steer us through these difficult times. I didn't vote to come half way out of the EU, and I don't believe that was mentioned in the choices on the ballot paper.

Sure, there are going to be some hard times for a while, but if we had walked away two years ago they would have been behind us now, but here we are back to square one. The only way to quit smoking is to go 'Cold Turkey' and I believe that's what we should have done with the EU, and that's what JRM thinks too.

Jealousy is an ugly trait, and just because JRM comes from a privileged and different world from me and other working class people on here doesn't make him exempt from the job. If not him, who else? Perhaps some working class oink from South Yorkshire who hasn't got a clue about politics and would be ripped apart by the Brussels Wolves....Let's send in our champion, who at least sounds like he knows what he's doing...I for one would be proud to be in Jacob Rees Moggs corner...Rather him than me....

Jacob Rees-Mogg. What do I think of him?

Well, for starters, He has stated publicly that he is a practicing Catholic, happily married with 6 children, born with a silver spoon in his mouth, educated at Eton and super wealthy himself. I say - so what.

JRM is a favourite to take over from Theresa May as Prime Minister, but cannot see it happening because of his religion - Catholic - and his known faith views against abortion, the introduction of same-sex marriage and gender realignment. We may well not agree with his views, but I wonder how many other politicians would be as honest?

I personally find him very entertaining when listening to him speak. He is definitely a conviction politician, clever, immaculate, articulate, calm, measured, and always very respectful towards others. Besides, that, he had an early start to finance when he first started dabbling in stocks and shares at the tender age of just 10 when his father gave him £50, and there was no stopping him¬!. He would make a great Chancellor!

I like him a lot. What you see is what you get.

If this is the basis for chosing your political leader(s), no wonder your country is in such a shambles.