Cameron has a problem with his backbenchers. It’s obvious he also has a problem with the Conservative commentariat. Some of the biggest guns in Fleet Street have questioned his judgment this weekend: James Forsyth in the Mail on Sunday: “It will take a long time for some Tory MPs to forgive Cameron for riding roughshod [...]
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Holyrood Backlash From Scots Voters
Scots voters threaten Holyrood backlash after Lib Dems back Tories May 16 2010 Mark Aitken, Sunday Mail DAVID STEEL yesterday admitted the Liberal Democrats fear a huge loss of support after the party agreed to back the Tories to form a government. The Lib Dem elder statesman admitted there was a “nervousness” among supporters about the [...]
UK General Election 2010: Was David Cameron Hung Out To ‘Dry’?
One thing for sure, given the present negotiations between political party leaders and negotiating teams, Geoff Gilson gave an accurate assessment of things to come back on Sunday February 28, 2010. *UK General Election 2010: Will David Cameron Be Hung Out To ‘Dry’?* Well, the British polls are going up and down like Dick Cheney [...]
David Cameron faces Tory party anger
David Cameron and his inner team have completely failed to recognise the mood of the Nation and the requirements to kill off the Labour Party at this election. In the frantic rush to the left to counter Clegg mania after the first television debate Cameron made some serious errors of judgement allowing knee jerk reactions [...]
In final Election Broadcast of the 2010 campaign, David Cameron sets out the changes that a Conservative Government would bring to Britain.
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A contract between the Conservative Party and you
Name: David Cameron Address: Conservatives, 30 Millbank, London SW1P 4DP We go into the general election on 6 May with trust in politics and politicians at an all-time low. And I can understand why: the years of broken promises, the expenses scandal, the feeling that politicians have become too remote from the people – they’ve [...]
