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David Cameron has resigned again
- Thread starter ManOfSussex
- Start date
Hardly surprising, is it?
BensGrandad
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Will probably follow other ex Prime Ministers into after dinner speaking for an extortinate amount of money.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Has to go down as one of the most disastrous pms ever, no meaningful legislation, more u-turns then a day out go karting and delivered us the shit-show of Brexit.
Thanks a bunch Cameron
Thanks a bunch Cameron
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Has to go down as one of the most disastrous pms ever, no meaningful legislation, more u-turns then a day out go karting and delivered us the shit-show of Brexit.
Thanks a bunch Cameron
Ever? I can think of worse PMs.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
Has to go down as one of the most disastrous pms ever, no meaningful legislation, more u-turns then a day out go karting and delivered us the shit-show of Brexit.
Thanks a bunch Cameron
Worse than Heath? Than Callaghan? Than Macdonald or Eden or Chamberlain? Nah. Cameron's not even close to being the worst. He's strictly mid-table mediocrity.
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
- 6,690
How about being the most 'shysterish' PM ever?
So... he said he wouldn't resign as PM if he lost the referendum, then he did. He said, on stepping down as PM, that he'd remain an MP until the next election, and now he isn't.
Not just a terrible PM, leading the UK into a wholly unneccessary referendum with all of the fallout from that, but supremely arrogant (so sure that he'd win the referendum, that he took no steps to prepare for Brexit, or to instruct his government to prepare for it), a moral coward (not staying to see the country through the difficulties he'd led them into), a serial liar (stepping down from two key positions that he'd said he wouldn't), and - time will tell - probably a money-grabber as well (if he turns out to sail into a bunch of lucrative directorships and other positions, that he'd never have got without having been PM).
Not just a terrible PM, leading the UK into a wholly unneccessary referendum with all of the fallout from that, but supremely arrogant (so sure that he'd win the referendum, that he took no steps to prepare for Brexit, or to instruct his government to prepare for it), a moral coward (not staying to see the country through the difficulties he'd led them into), a serial liar (stepping down from two key positions that he'd said he wouldn't), and - time will tell - probably a money-grabber as well (if he turns out to sail into a bunch of lucrative directorships and other positions, that he'd never have got without having been PM).
I bet they're quivering about the result of that by election in Tory HQ. Even if Labour weren't a total shambles you could stick a blue rosette on a pig in Witney and it would win. In fact I think they should. Cameron might just get a boner whenever he sees its oinky little face.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Fair enough, we might have to see the fallout of Brexit first.
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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A complete non-entity of a PM who has left this country rudderless. Achieved nothing. Waste of space.
ManOfSussex
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Frankly he's a total swine to leave us all in this pigs ear of a situation, while he trots off into the sunset to bring home the bacon by having his snout in all those lucrative directorship troughs.
HH Brighton
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- Jul 25, 2003
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Nicholas Soames in Mid Sussex is a perfect example of sticking a blue rosette on a pig and it winning.
Cameron is surely just getting out of the way of all the flack that will fly his way in the next few years. Perhaps Callaghan was the worst? Cameron must be a pretty close second.
You'd think so, but I wonder. If I remember correctly there was a massive 'remain' majority in Witney (around 70% for remain), so an opportunity for a classic LibDem by-election upset among disappointed Home Counties remainers?
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Can anyone think of anything Cameron has done to benefit the country as a whole rather than just his mates, other than leaving a stinking turd in the room without clearing it up, reminiscent of the Crystal Palace coach driver and equally as disastrous.
Raleigh Chopper
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Any PM that uses his dead son as a sound bite to protect the NHS not once or twice but three times to gain votes then run it into the ground makes him in my book one of the worst PM's ever.
A serial liar who's sole aim was to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
The less well off and disabled were a piece of shit on the bottom of his shoe.
Wellthickwoody and Bozza will want him knighted.
A serial liar who's sole aim was to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
The less well off and disabled were a piece of shit on the bottom of his shoe.
Wellthickwoody and Bozza will want him knighted.
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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Blair wins that hands down. Cameron and Blair have similar backgrounds and ideologies but Cameron gained power through a free market, free enterprise party whereas Blair pretended to be a socialist. And being the PM who directed British forces to invade foreign soil for economic gain for the only time since the end of the British Empire must count against Blair too.
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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Worse than overseeing the Suez crisis, the fallout from which we are still feeling today or the humiliation of the Munich agreement where the British effectively gave permission for Hitler to annex Czechoslovakia or the 3-day week where bodies remained unburied and rubbish was piled up in Trafalgar Square or even Lloyd George's handling of the Versailles treaty which led to the rise of the Nazis?
Cameron isn't even the worst in living memory.