Bbc Question Time Now

[trt]

Never seen Cameron as excited/aggressive as he is now, and the bags under his eyes have got bigger this week.

Who would have his job for the salary he gets?

[Neveracrossword]

Boris?

[Postdog]

Oh I am so sorry for his hardship!!

[indefinable]

funny how different people see different things, to me I see a very clever articulate man speaking passionatly about something he believes in.

[Jackdaw33]

...and I see a slimy rogue fighting tooth and nail to get his snout in the Eurotrough when he eventually gets the boot.

[Svejk]

^Ha ha, you're a funny guy, Indefensible.
He'll be ordering the removal van tomorrow.

[bodeker]

Not watching , can no longer stand that mans voice !

[Mamyalynne]

I have no great affiliation to any one party but thought he handled the questions well and spoke with passion and conviction.

[Svejk]

He got mullered. Anyone who couldn't see that should seriously consider their eligibility to vote on anything.

[Gromit]

Cameron is fighting for his political life.
If he loses the vote, he will be challenged for the leadership in a couple of months time. And will be gone.

[Svejk]

He's probably finished if Remain fiddle a win anyway.

[fiction-factory]

I don't think he was hoping to change the minds of those who made up their minds ages ago. There are a lot of undecided people who may decide which way this goes and whilst I think many will still be undecided I think he will have persuaded more of the undecideds to choose remain. His strongest point was that if we vote to leave there will be maybe 10 years of uncertainty and problems as we try unpick all the current arrangements, agreements and laws to sort out new trade deals.

[indefinable]

He answered every question. He answered every question well. Cant see how anyone can possibly even consider voting to leave ;)

[Old_Geezer]

If he stopped talking tripe maybe his conscience would let him get more sleep and he wouldn't get bags under the eyes. He needs to remember he only gets one chance to do what is right for his descendents and vote to escape from the EU. And admit all the things he claims won't happen in the EU he can not guarantee but that he is simply expressing an unlikely hope as if it were known fact.

[tonyav]

21st century Neville Chamberlain ( love it ).

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/681350/David-Cameron-Brexit-EU-referendum-Neville-Chamberlain

[Mamyalynne]

He did roll his eyes at that almost imperceptibly, but answered the question.

[tonyav]

Yep, he answered alright. But the same could have said something similar if he was backing brexit imo.

[Mamyalynne]

Possibly yes, as I say I am not a fan or mouthpiece of his - he simply answered clearly and directly to what he was asked.

[tonyav]

Yes I do agree with that, Mamya.

[NellieMay]

He will be gone soon whatever the result. He has lost all credibility, and shown his true colours. He may be articulate, but he is far from truthful.

[Hopkirk]

Don't worry about his current salary, he will probably join several boards and follow Tony Bliar onto the lucrative lecture circuit.