Djen in answer to your question, there are some politicians who seem genuine, and who want to do their best, but an awful lot of career politicians as well, and without a lot of personal knowledge of them, it's fairly hard to 'like' many.
I should think that Jalima, Petra and most people have the same definition of undesirable, ( although right now, both Boris and Corbyn seem undesirable,so who knows?)
Her comment was only about immigrants. She doesn't think Theresa May has been strict enough. This article suggests she has been/ is being too strict. Obviously I agree with the article.
So, there are plenty of undesirables in the country , many home grown, some may be EU nationals, some may be from non-EU countries, but we don't know who or how many or what they are accused of,( I'm not sure how much this is adding to the debate). I guess when we are in Michael Gove 's/ Theresa May's / Boris Johnson's or whoever's promised land we will be free of all of them.
The point of mentioning the article, sizied, was to show that Theresa May is not at all what she seems to be in the replacement stakes. Although she may be more acceptable to those who voted to keep out foreigners than any of the other candidates.
“Andrea Leadsom has that rare combination of deep compassion for those less fortunate than herself coupled with real world experience which has given her enormous ability to make clear and informed decisions when needed.”
Guess who said that about her? Someone who wouldn't know deep compassion if it lay down at his feet.