Portillo interviews William Hague (2008)

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Michael Portillo interviews William Hague about his leadership of the Conservatvie Party between 1997-2001.

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Hague was good ... ( 3 months ago by richardrichard07)

Hague was good until he shaved his head.

He will be a good ... ( 3 months ago by gopconservative78)

He will be a good #2 after David Cameron when he becomes PM in 2010

I think Hague is ... ( 3 months ago by newcjon)

I think Hague is the best PM that never was. His timing was awful and should have waited a few years before becoming leader of the Conservative Party. However hindsight is a wonderful thing!

He's still ... ( 3 months ago by dragonlee90)

He's still relatively young for an MP, so I hope he changes his mind and runs for leader one day.

He looked like a ... ( 2 months ago by sketchydc)

He looked like a prat with the balding hair.
Now he's just bald, and noone actually cares

in think the tories ... ( 2 months ago by kingdrewew)

in think the tories wld win the nextb election evenn easier if hague was in charge now.i agree it was bad timing last time for him with labour so strong.thats not to say he cldnt have a 2nd crack at it if cameron b lows it...

The two of them are ... ( 1 month ago by TroyaE117)

The two of them are needed. Both of them. They are superb debators.

What was the name ... ( 1 month ago by heskethf1)

What was the name of this original programme?

interesting video. ... ( 1 month ago by haasxaar)

interesting video. I like both of them - Portillo and Hague. Yes, William's timing was very unfortunate after New Labour surge and good PR management. But at least he has rehabilitated himself and is much more popular than when he was leader. He will be in the upper elechons of British politics for quite a while. He is a man of common sense, there ware few of them in this day and age.

But Hague MUST have ... ( 2 weeks ago by antonjon1)

But Hague MUST have realised he couldn't win the next election, not with Labour sitting on a 179 seat majority, any fool could see that.

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