How long has Cameron got??

[powerstroke]

First a poor result at the general election even with the open goal left him by Labour,and now at odds with his back bench and a sizable number of the electorate over the Eu bussiness how long before someone trys to oust him ?????....

[BoRED S2upid]

And to be replaced by who? It would have to be someone from his own party.

[Mojocvh]

What sizeable amount would that be then? The small overbearing R/H bottom corner of the United Kingdom that revels in its own concieted ideals?

Edited by Mojocvh on Tuesday 25th October 12:22

[powerstroke]

BoRED S2upid said:

And to be replaced by who? It would have to be someone from his own party.

Redwood or David davis perhaps

[Zaxxon]

Who in their right mind would want to be PM at the moment?
If any power struggle were to take place, it will be once the ripples of the economic tidal wave have died down a bit and recovery is a real possibility.

[Marf]

powerstroke said:

First a poor result at the general election even with the open goal left him by Labour,and now at odds with his back bench and a sizable number of the electorate

Now at odds? Now?! Same as it ever was chap. He's safe.

[Apache]

Am struggling to find anything he's actually done.

[Marf]

Apache said:

Am struggling to find anything he's actually done.

Scrapped the NIR and ID cards for one

[ewenm]

Does it matter? The major parties are so keen to fight over the centre ground with no ideological differences that the reality of who is in charge of which party is irrelevant.

[powerstroke]

Marf said:

Now at odds? Now?! Same as it ever was chap. He's safe.

Well maybe he was before fox going and not being replaced with someone from the right of center then last nights little do, I would feel just a little pissed off and sidelined if I were a backbencher....

[Marf]

I'm sure he's quivering in his blue socks.

[rover 623gsi]

Neither Cameron nor Clegg will be ousted before the next general election, which (imho) take place in 2015. I am no fan of the govt but neither the Tories (or indeed the country) would gain anything right now if the govt fell apart (or had a new leader).

[Apache]

Marf said:

Apache said:

Am struggling to find anything he's actually done.

Scrapped the NIR and ID cards for one

true, although I think it was a financial decision rather than anything else and, as such, an easy one to make

[thinfourth2]

Millibrain will be PM in 2015.

If we had Winky incharge just now then labour would have a worse name then the tories have with the electorate


Face it very few people vote for who they want, they vote to ensure they don't get who they don't want.

[Marf]

Apache said:

Marf said:

Apache said:

Am struggling to find anything he's actually done.

Scrapped the NIR and ID cards for one

true, although I think it was a financial decision rather than anything else and, as such, an easy one to make

I'm not so sure it was purely financial, granted finances may have played a part, but the whole idea did kinda fly in the face of tory ideals.

[Marf]

thinfourth2 said:

Millibrain will be PM in 2015.

[Apache]

thinfourth2 said:

Millibrain will be PM in 2015.

If we had Winky incharge just now then labour would have a worse name then the tories have with the electorate


Face it very few people vote for who they want, they vote to ensure they don't get who they don't want.

I'm not so sure, I think it's pretty unlikely that EM will still be there in 2015, DM maybe.

The latest incumbent has impressed no one and the average punter hasn't seen much change in his life since the Torys came to power...but, they are still pretty aware of who was in power to create this shambles in the first place. There is also the general apathy amongst voters still smarting from endless tales of expenses piss taking and constant indiscretions a la Fox.
I'm also hopeful that this absurd trend for tactical voting by those among us who feel they are politically shrewd will be seen for the dumb practice it actually is and people will vote for who they feel best represents them........if they can be bothered.

[thinfourth2]

Apache said:

I'm not so sure, I think it's pretty unlikely that EM will still be there in 2015, DM maybe.

The latest incumbent has impressed no one and the average punter hasn't seen much change in his life since the Torys came to power...but, they are still pretty aware of who was in power to create this shambles in the first place.

This is the bizarre thing

Brown is at fault for our huge debt not labour

However the tories can't be trusted due to Thatcher

[Fittster]

Do the people who think it would be acceptable to replace CMD, also think it was OK for Brown to replace Blair without a general election being called?

[Marf]

Fittster said:

Do the people who think it would be acceptable to replace CMD, also think it was OK for Brown to replace Blair without a general election being called?

Depends whether or not people understand that we do not vote for our PM