Post Tagged with: "David Cameron"

The Sun Says: “He’s ready”

Eclipsing the broadsheets, the Sun gives one of the better summaries of Cameron’s vision. Reading around the papers this morning is instructive: so many people paid to find fault. One journalist laments the Tories’ apparent spending pledges, but conveniently forgets all that has been said about the cupboard being bare […]

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An overwhelming sense of hope and optimism

David Cameron’s approach, just laid out in his speech, is an inspiring vision to reverse the damage Labour has done and clear away the muck of British politics. It was the perfect cap to a consistently hopeful, if sober, week. The painful bureaucracy, gone. The mistrust, gone. MP’s pensions and […]

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David Cameron: Fixing our Broken Society

A great speech focussing on responsibility and morality: I think the time has come for me to speak out about something that has been troubling me for a long time. I have not found the words to say it sensitively. And then I realised, that is the whole point. read […]

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David Cameron: Food security must be a priority

I missed this speech. The Conservatives at least are thinking seriously about food security. Highlights from the conclusion, starting with the three action points: Making a genuine free market by ending – once and for all – production subsidies, so British farmers can compete fairly with foreign competitors. Creating a […]

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Meeting David Cameron

Today, I met David Cameron. He’s taller than you imagine and even fresher faced. His speech and his responses to questions were positive, optimistic, realistic and balanced. There was a real sense that David is a decent, honest and committed man who wants to make Britain the country it ought […]

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Constitutions and democracy

Mark Mardell points out that the French are changing their constitution to avoid a referendum: The French politicians from both houses were meeting to change the constitution so they could go ahead with the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon. I do wonder at the imperative among Europe’s political elite […]

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