David Cameron

[Les Biehn]

Every time I see his slimy, Tory face on the TV I just want to kick it in. Somehow manages to come across as even more insincere and patronising than Tory Blair.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

 

[Les Biehn]

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Every time I see his slimy, Tory face on the TV I just want to kick it in. Somehow manages to come across as even more insincere and patronising than Tory Blair.

can you hold of kicking him until at least he has disclosed a policy...whenever this may be.

 

[Hiney]

 

[Simster]

can you hold of kicking him until at least he has disclosed a policy...whenever this may be.

So after he's been elected then.

Mind you, he did a decent job in completely OWNING Gordon Brown over the Baby P affair a couple of weeks ago, so at least he might be a better statesman.

 

[MattBackHome]

David Cameron Diaz

 

[keaton]

So after he's been elected then.

Mind you, he did a decent job in completely OWNING Gordon Brown over the Baby P affair a couple of weeks ago, so at least he might be a better statesman.

Yeah it's almost worth that kid dying so Cameron could score some points

 

[Simster]

Yeah it's almost worth that kid dying so Cameron could score some points

 

[Buzzer]

I think he's very dishy. Definitely no more than a two pinter.

 

[Man of Harveys]

Did Gordon Brown KILL Baby P? Blimey (as if the chinless goon brigade would have done one tiny thing differently there)

 

[Simster]

Did Gordon Brown KILL Baby P? Blimey (as if the chinless goon brigade would have done one tiny thing differently there)

Oddly, that's not what they were arguing about. Cameron stood up in the Commons and asked some sensible questions and Brown got ridicuously flustered and suggested Cameron was playing "party politics", when he blatently wasn't.

 

[Brian Fantana]

I get the same feeling every time I see that lardo,jocko and one-eyed **** that currently runs our country.

 

[Buzzer]

Gordon Brown? Definitely a 12 pinter and probably some shots. And it would have to be me doing him doggy. The thought of him on top of me would give me a soft-on.

Still would though, you know, for one night only.

 

[glasfryn]

bugger I'v just smashed my PC screen

 

[London Calling]

Oddly, that's not what they were arguing about. Cameron stood up in the Commons and asked some sensible questions and Brown got ridicuously flustered and suggested Cameron was playing "party politics", when he blatently wasn't.

Disagree here,

Cameron was playing politics.

That child's childcare is delivered at a local level, the mistakes were at a local level.

The systems set in place protect 99% of all children and were implement and supported by all Parties.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

So after he's been elected then.

Mind you, he did a decent job in completely OWNING Gordon Brown over the Baby P affair a couple of weeks ago, so at least he might be a better statesman.

One would hope a policy is forthcoming before the election.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I think this picture answers the questions he refused to answer about whether he took drugs or not

 

[Simster]

One would hope a policy is forthcoming before the election.

Well indeed. Except that the country is going to vote him in simply because he isn't Gordon Brown.

He doesn't need to be particularly committal in order to obtain a majority.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Well indeed. Except that the country is going to vote him in simply because he isn't Gordon Brown.

He doesn't need to be particularly committal in order to obtain a majority.

I do not agree. I do agree things are bloody bad at the moment but Brown is probably best placed to deliver a remedy.

The economic downturn is not Brown's fault. He and the Labour party are guilty of not keeping enough in reserve to deal with it but if they saved money during the good times they would have got lambasted as well. I do recall when the Icelandic banks collapsed, and along with it numerous government departments and councils money, a lot of people asked why they were saving so much money. You cant have it both ways. Besides, the current economic problems were largely unexpected and unprecedented. How many unlikely events should the government save for? The fact that virtually every other reasonably developed nation never saw it coming says a lot.

The one good thing to come out of this is that Labour are reverting to a progressive tax party and the tories are going back to whatever it is they do.

There will be some clear daylight between the policies at the next election and I hope the country can see some sense and vote Brown in.