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Tuesday, September 30, 2008

The Daily Telegraph Top 100 Right Wingers: 100-51

Iain Dale 12:17 AM

Here's the first half of the Daily Telegraph Top 100 Right Wingers list, which Brian Brivati and I compiled. The second part will follow on Wednesday. To read the full columns click HERE and HERE.

51. (-) NICK BOURNE
52. (-12) DAVID WILLETTS
53. (+10) ANDREW HALDENBY
54. (+20) DAMIAN GREEN
55. (+34) JAMES O'SHAUGHNESSY
56. (NEW) LYNTON CROSBY
57. (NEW) NICHOLAS BOLES
58. (-28) KENNETH CLARKE
59. (-13) SIR MICHAEL SPICER
60. (+12) ED VAIZEY
61. (+23) ANNABEL GOLDIE
62. (+7) ANDREW MITCHELL
63. (-1) ALAN DUNCAN
64. (NEW) PAULINE NEVILLE-JONES
65. (NEW) IAN CLEMENT
66. (NEW) KIT MALTHOUSE
67. (-3) SHIREEN RITCHIE
68. (+22) MARGARET EATON
69. (-33) RUTH LEA
70. (+1) JESSE NORMAN
71. (+24) DESMOND SWAYNE
72. (-14) DON PORTER
73. (-6) NEIL O’BRIEN
74. (NEW) JUSTINE GREENING
75. (+12) SAYEEDA WARSI
76. (NEW) NIGEL LAWSON
77. (+3) THERESA MAY MP
78. (NEW) PETER ROBINSON
79. (-3) GILLIAN SHEPHARD
80. (+3) MARGOT JAMES
81. (-2) DOUGLAS MURRAY
82. (+12) STEPHEN GREENHALGH
83. (-29) LORD TEBBIT
84. (-60) ANN WIDDECOMBE
85. (-) GUIDO FAWKES
86. (NEW) DANIEL HANNAN
87. (-39) NIGEL FARAGE MEP
88. (+5) EDWARD LEIGH MP
89. (-54) CAROLINE SPELMAN
90. (NEW) SIR JOHN MAJOR
91. (NEW) DYLAN JONES
92. (+4) MIKE WHITBY
93. (NEW) CRISPIN BLUNT
94. (NEW) PHILIPPA STROUD
95. (NEW) SHAUN BAILEY
96. (NEW) PHILIP HAMMOND
97. (NEW) MARIA MILLER
98. (NEW) OWEN PATERSON
99. (NEW) NADINE DORRIES
100. (NEW) FRANK FIELD

14 Comments:

At September 30, 2008 12:35 AM , Blogger Tone made me do it - he's a bad influence said...

John Major at number 90 for "Top Right Wingers"?

F*** me.

But that's before the back-stiffening effects of the slump.

In 6 months times the mobs will be baying for him to be strung up.

 
At September 30, 2008 12:36 AM , Anonymous Watervole said...

YAY, Frank Field is one of the good guys!

 
At September 30, 2008 12:41 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

I hear the Conservative trade union PPCs met this week a good step forward for the Party

we need to win over all sections of society

and local campaigns to save hospitals and post offices have involved local Conservative councillors (and others) and local trade union branches

 
At September 30, 2008 1:02 AM , Anonymous ukipwebmaster said...

Who is Nick Bourne or is he just known to anoraks?

 
At September 30, 2008 1:31 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Frank Field a right winger - jesus you have gone bonkers.

Next year should be interesting for the Tories.

All your buy to let developers, hedge fund fuckers, and city bastards will be commiting suicide. Who gonna fund your party next year.

Or is that too right wing for your blood. Live by the sword, die by it.

 
At September 30, 2008 2:12 AM , Blogger Diablo said...

Iain

Do these idiot trolls - or as they should be called "Dolly's Dreamers" who have begun to infest your hallowed portal - really think that inane and puerile comments will have any influence on the views of regular readers and commenters?

If anything shows that the Labour Party is a busted flush then this latest attempt is it. No more spin, Gordon? I don't think so.

They must be desperate if they are playing this game.

 
At September 30, 2008 7:04 AM , Blogger Alan Douglas said...

Since when is Kenneth Clarke a "right" of anything ?

Alan Douglas

 
At September 30, 2008 7:31 AM , Blogger Womble On Tour said...

Wasn't Frank Field in the top 100 left wingers' list too ?
Signed,
Confused Womble

 
At September 30, 2008 8:51 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Guido Fawkes is under Ann Widdecombe.. and Nadine Dorries is on top of Frank Field.. Fnarr. Fnarr..

 
At September 30, 2008 9:00 AM , Blogger Iain Dale said...

Nick Bourne is leader of the Welsh Conservatives.

Frank Field is indeed on the right on a number of issues - welfare, Europe to name but two.

 
At September 30, 2008 9:12 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

why wasnt the City blog

Ive got my bonus so F **** you

in the top 100

 
At September 30, 2008 9:44 AM , Anonymous dick the prick said...

Alan Douglas - whilst I can understand where you're coming from - aren't you being a bit of a rascal? The democracy paper was brilliant - not as good as the Power Commission but they're both for wonks and in the real world will gather dust on my bookshelf - brilliant food for thought tho. Have a good day fella.

 
At October 01, 2008 12:44 PM , Blogger Prodicus said...

What? No Scruton?

 
At October 07, 2008 5:43 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice to see Margaret Eaton an excellent former Council leader who has done hands on work running a Council in a difficult area of the North of England (Bradford, in case you didn't know) in the list. Like many people in the North delighted to see she is now the LGA Chairman representing real people out in the real world. Some of the names on the list are an insult to right wing activists who are actually working, for example, Ken Clarke. I am amazed that another excellent stalwart of the Tory Party doing real work in his constituency in the North of England, Philip Davies, is omitted from the list. He is a thousand times more usefull than the Euro buffoon Clarke ! Is he omitted because he is from the North of England or because he is diametrically opposed to Cameron. It is amazing that the two of them are, nominally, in the same party. Give me Davies any time.

Ivan the bloodyminded from Bradford

 

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