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David Cameron: Charade you are

Excerpt: Since becoming leader of the Conservative party, David Cameron seems to have stopped believing in Conservatism - or that's what he'd like us all to believe. Because David Cameron wants to win an election, and he has seen what has happened to those who have tried to make a case for conservative government; they've lost. Despite campaigning for his party's leadership promising to update conservatism for the modern era, he has since abandoned a whole stream of long-held conservative views for what he describes as "liberal" positions. Comparisons with Tony Blair's leadership of the Labour party are almost too obvious to be worth making.
Submitted by Rob Knight on 25 January 2006 - 6:55pm | Categories:

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On 26 January 2006 - 1:22pm, Sam (not verified) wrote:

> Not a big fish

Have you met Adrian Graves. Even 'small fish' would be an exageration!


On 27 January 2006 - 8:42pm, Anonymous (not verified) wrote:

Other examples of Cameron's authoritarian (pseudoliberal) policies are his patronising remark of chocolate oranges and his renunciation of the private sector as a alternative producer of the health services.