Camoron Stoops Even Lower?

[youngmafbog]

Is there anything this man wont do to get his own way?

He has to go down as the worst PM ever surely?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3636046/Arise-Sir-Remain-Cameron-accused-tainting-Queen-s-birthday-honours-dishing-gongs-pro-EU-bosses.html

[naomi24]

but neuron .... he's on your side.

[jambutty]

Naomi's the one with the voice of common sense imo.

[neuron]

Who's on my side? Hope your not insinuating it's Cameron.

[Baldric]

You want to stay in, so does Cameron of course he's on your side

[naomi24]

jambutty, thank you. Curious isn't it. ;o)

Neuron, you agree with Mikey who is firmly in the ‘Remain’ camp – as is Dave – so yes, Dave is on your side.

[neuron]

Let me be clear. It's Brexit for me.

[naomi24]

neuron, oops! And there's Mikey thinking you're the voice of common sense. He'll go off you now. ;o)

[Baldric]

As we tried to explain to Mikey earlier, (that's a bit of a lost cause though) we voted Tory as there was no alternative, we did not vote Cameron.

[neuron]

Having looked back through the thread, I can't see any conclusive evidence Mickey is for remain. Point me to the relevant post please. On the other hand, it's over to you mickey: Brexit or Remain?

[naomi24]

Baldric, I think that's what Labourites can't understand. I don't know any Conservative who votes for a man. They vote for the party. We had this discussion here a week or so back. Dave will go at some time, someone will replace him. End of story.

[jourdain2]

What a lovely rose! Thank you Baldric. :)

[neuron]

Baldric, I've been on this planet long enough to realise that when you vote for a party, you get the elected leader at the time. That's how it's always been. It's no good saying you didn't vote for Cameron. You know as well as I do that the party has the principal influence on deciding the leader not the electorate just as it's those sitting in the cabinet office that will boot him out when this country votes for Brexit later this month.

Don't cry over spilt milk. It's pretty churlish in all honesty

[neuron]

If you lot didn't want Cameron as leader, you shouldn't have voted Tory! That's it pure and simple.

[Jackdaw33]

At the last election I had a choice between a party whose policies I rather liked with a leader whom I disliked, and a party whose policies I disliked and a leader whom I also disliked. A no-brainer, really.

[neuron]

Nobody's rushing to confirm Mickey is for Remain. Fascinating.

[neuron]

Indeed Jackdaw - you get rubbish no matter which way you vote. Poor you. Couldn't have taken you long to come to a decision on it

[naomi24]

Neuron, //Having looked back through the thread, I can't see any conclusive evidence Mickey is for remain.//

That’s because he’s seen the name Cameron, the red mist has descended upon him, and he’s completely ignored the original question. It happens with alarming regularity. He’s very firmly in the ‘Remain’ camp – but perhaps he’ll come along and tell you that himself - that's if, following your appalling confession, he's still talking to you. :o)

Incidentally, I’m not crying over spilt milk. David Cameron is a politician – politicians do what they do and say what they say. I understand that and always have. I mean, look at Corbyn. He would rather we’re out of the EU, but what’s he saying? What he’s expected to say. As politicians go, I quite like Dave actually. I’d invite him to dinner.

As for not voting Tory, there is no alternative. Labour have nothing to offer and they do not speak for, or support, the working man. That’s a fallacy left over from the dark ages. Labour takes its supporters for fools.

[Jackdaw33]

Oh dear, just search his profile, you'll find plenty of confirmation there.

[Jackdaw33]

// Labour have nothing to offer and they do not speak for, or support, the working man. \\

That's what I hear every day from my erstwhile Labour friends.

[Luv_The_Doc]

neuron, See post at 08:55 here just for one

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/ChatterBank/Question1493616.html