Michael Gove/donald Trump.

[anneasquith]

Michael Gove...... " Donald Trump is a " force of nature" is that good or not ? :-)

[ivor4781]

lets wait and see.hes different that's one thing.but cant be any worse than both of the "bushes "

[Canary42]

Could be either - tsunami or summer breeze for example.

[Jackdaw33]

Has Gove gone back to scribbling after his brief, unsuccessful venture into politics?

[youngmafbog]

It is clearly intended to be good.

[naomi24]

This from the Washington Times, dated July 2016.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jul/28/donald-trump-the-unstoppable-force-of-nature-maybe/

[woofgang]

polite way of saying a loose cannon?

[Ninefingers]

rarely heard of a "Force" of nature being a good thing!

[jno]

Jackdaw, yes, he's taken up a contract with The Times

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/sep/05/michael-gove-returns-times-columnist-book-reviewer

Pay has been given as £150,000.

[Ninefingers]

Gove must be one of the most obsequious little turds in humanity. his life will be forever marked by the people who's shirt tails he hangs himself to

[mikey4444]

Ninefingers....glad to see that we both agree of one thing at least !

[vortex]

I wonder if Mr Gove also once thought Boris Johnson was a 'force of nature' :-)

[Jackdaw33]

Must admit I like the expression "obsequious little turd". I could apply that to a few more people.

[Khandro]

Great news!
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-38631832

Haters hate such positive things so much, they attack the bearer of good tidings. ^^

[sp1814]

anneasquith

Apparently Mr Gove was misreported.

He actually said, 'a farce of nature'.