I think there may be a round two possible …
Let us start with Alan Beresford B’Stard - The New Statesman.
" Alan B’Stard is a selfish, greedy, dishonest, lecherous, self-serving and ultra right-wing Thatcherite Conservative …"
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@ManjiB
Agree. Maybe from TV or even ones from books.
Baxter Basics MP. Now that will make you think. Well think Viz
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D = David
Congressman David Lane Dilbeck
Film Striptease .
Burt Reynolds plays a powerful, corrupt, and highly eccentric Florida politician who becomes obsessed with the protagonist, a former FBI secretary turned exotic dancer (Demi Moore).
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@Gnasher , I haven’t read Viz in ages. My dad liked it. I could see why.
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It looks like we’re struggling on this “easy” political quiz and so I am going to have to take a bit of poetic license and suggest
E = Ebenezer
Ebeneezer Scrooge - though not a politician, the character may have been inspired by a folitician.
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NOT ALL POLITICIANS ARE CHRISTIANS, SO MAY NOT HAVE CHRISTIAN NAMERS !!! DO YOU MEAN "FIRST NAMES "? LIKE ABDULAZIZ?
bOB ISLE
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Well spotted on the proper noun typo 
Yes, Susie1, wonderful place:if you ignore the hundreds of burial mounds, each containing up to ten thousand bodies of villagers murdered by the evil regime of the '70s when they had grandsons shooting their grandparents et al. 30% of the population were exterminated, so let us not forget that! Just like Hitler’s Bergen- Belsen.
Bob Isle.
I stand corrected and it’s only taken from first post 19th April for anyone to comment
@ManjiB , I loved that sitcom. It was a great **** take out of the Tory party. I wouldn’t have been surprised if what Rik Myall portrayed in his character is true for most Tory MPs.