Monday
Where Tony Blair had no reverse gear, and Lady T was not for turning, Mr Cameron has a full gearbox and power steering that allow him to execute swerves and three point turns.
... yet again I find myself pondering adding a "No shit Sherlock" category... maybe more decorously listed as "I told you so" or some such.

Agreed Perry - however, politically this is the only GOOD thing about Mr Cameron.
Think - would it be better if he was a man of principle, if one considers the principles he was taught?
David Cameron has a First Class Degree in PPE from Oxford - the only way he can have that is if he absorbed (and trotted out at exam time) a lot of total shit.
Would you prefer him to really believe all this shit (to be a man of principle about it), or to be a rather shifty character who will turn in the wind?
Let us hope that the winds (the political pressures of time and place) turn him in a smaller government direction.
A thin hope I know - but better than Cameron-as-man-of-principle considering (I repeat) the principles he has been taught.
Posted by Paul Marks at December 28, 2010 12:34 AM
You only want a cast-iron conviction politician if they are 100% right all the time about everything! How many politicians are that right, all the time? I don't know of any!
Posted by Nuke Gray at December 28, 2010 06:02 AM
U-turns. Hmmm. Just like Prime Minister Julia Gillard's weak coalition with Greens and a sawmiller's handful of nutty Independents in Oz.
Posted by WB at December 28, 2010 10:47 AM
Reminds me of the great line from Sir Humphrey Appleby about "intellectual suppleness and moral manoeuvrability."
Posted by Tedd at January 1, 2011 05:55 PM





