Cameron here, Cameron there...
The BBC has published an article today questioning where Cameron's political allegiances really are, and although i never take anything the BBC says at face value, i do wonder myself where Cameron is basing his political support. Does he go Thatcherite all the way (and lose the Labour support he could possibly attain), or stay on both sides of the fence and be known as a political appeaser? Difficult one...so it will be interesting to see which one he chooses in the future.
Tory this....Labour that. Which side is Cameron on?
Labels: Cameron, Conservatives, Labour, Policies
posted by James.R.Skinner at 8:33 PM
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He is a political appeaser, make no mistake.
Cameron could have had the country eating out of his hand on the Eve of the war in Iraq instead he backed Blair.
He backed him on gay adoptions and insulted many devout Christians who wanted to opt out. He is a Chameleon, exactly what foul Labour have on their site and he has betrayed thousands of loyal core supporters.
In his rush to appeal to Labour voters he has ignored us and ironically many refugees from both parties are meeting up at venues a little further to the Right.
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