Which comedian? (Lighthearted!)

An interesting result for the Ukraine.. I'd not long ago remarked to DH that the most intelligent, thoughtful, thought provoking and interesting responses on BBC's 'Question Time' seem to come from the comedians more consistently than from other panel members...... I'm a Billy Connolly, Susan Calman sort of voter maybe with a small dash of Frankie Boyle.... He's been a bit eye popping recently...but who can blame him??

I live near Jo Brand and she is very different to how she is on tv.........she's quite miserable. Not a 'people person' for sure. I would not vote for her!

Peter Kay for me

Dara O'Brian... sharp as a tack... and Irish of course, which might help with the Backstop !!

Ricky Tomlinson. He has integrity, and is straight as a die. He even got sent to prison - unjustly - while fighting for workers' rights to safety measures. I could just imagine him replying, "My a***" to the pompous politicians!

Ed Byrne, I warmed to him when he did that pilgrimage walk with other celebrities.

How about Paul O'Grady, he seems sincerely kind and thoughtful in his dealings with people and animals alike. We could do with a little more kindness along with dollops of laughter.

Nish Kumar. He takes a satirical look at politics and politicians.

Like the Whitehouse idea! Also Sandy Toksvig. Lee Mack? Henning Wehn?

The divine Victoria Wood ticks ALL my boxes. Very sadly missed.

But does no one else like Jason Manford? He uses his fame for good causes, which I believe started with helping Stephen Sutton raise £2.5 million. He then went on to help, via his now-established, but "secret" CharityNinjas, Jeffrey Long raise in excess of £100,000 for the Royal British Legion (Jeffrey's target was £1,000!) and every week, Jason nominates one or two good causes to which the Ninjas donate nominal sums, which cumulatively help people raise much needed funds.

Plus - when we went to see him last month, he came across as just a genuinely lovely man.

And of COURSE, no cabinet would be complete without The Big Yin!

Lenny Henry for sure.

Peter Kay

Russell Howard because I have read that in "real life" by people who have met him that he is a really nice and genuine person. I have seen him live and find him very funny and love his stories about his family

michael mcintyre definately (probably spelt wrong!!)

are you infact an undercover officer from the serious crime squad?

Rhod Gilbert.

Yes trisher, Joe Lycett is so good at solving consumer problems on that programme. He'd be great in charge of the country.

Gary Meikle (the iBrow Guy). He's been on the comedy circuit for a few years but has only recently come to a lot of people's notice. I saw him live a few weeks back, he came across as a genuinely nice (and I hate that word) man, as well as being very funny.

sadly he hasd passec away but i think ken dodd would have made a good P.M

John Bishop for me even though he is a millionaire might not always get needs of poor people

Jason manford. All round good guy.

Jo Brand. She'd bang all their heads together and make them see sense!

Jane10: I agree. He has the right mix of intellegance, likeability and charm xxxx

montymops: lee mack would probs be too larky. I like the idea of Sandi Tosvig tho and Henning Vane sounds interesting. I think he is quite intelligent as well, but would people take him seriously comes to mind xxxxxx

I used to like Sandi Toksvig but she seems to be morphing into Donald Trump.