On a day when Cameron is accused of
arrogance from one of his own party's donors- I mean how dare he be
summoned to Parliament to answer questions:
David Cameron himself was absolutely furious at being asked to come to
the Commons to answer an urgent question on Hunt. I do not see what he
has to be so annoyed about, unless perhaps he is deep down annoyed with
himself and the mess he is in. More likely, he just didn't like his
enemy Speaker Bercow ordering him to turn up.
We have this rather depressing article by Mary Riddell in the
Telegraph:
For the first time, a working majority in 2015 does not look beyond Mr
Miliband’s grasp. Anything could happen in these volatile times. Labour
could combust as fast as the Government has disintegrated, and Mr Cameron
could become a three-term legend. Even so, the traceless rise of Ed Miliband
should not be under-estimated. As of today, the election is Labour’s to
lose.
So the choice is apparently only between Cameron or Millband? It's the political equivalent of wishing to be hit either by a car doing 39mph or one doing 40mph...
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