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Cameron doesn't know what the Living Wage is
Did anyone listen to David Cameron's interview on BBC Newsbeat? Massive car crash as it turns out he had no idea what the living wage was in this country. :eek: I expected the Prime Minister to be better informed to be honest. Disappointing.
Labour knocked up a clip of the moment here.
The whole interview was an absolute grilling actually. The toughest he's done. Audience members asking questions and not the softly softly ones he got with Kay Burley. I can see why he avoids them usually.
Labour knocked up a clip of the moment here.
The whole interview was an absolute grilling actually. The toughest he's done. Audience members asking questions and not the softly softly ones he got with Kay Burley. I can see why he avoids them usually.
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Can't find the video version online.
Other than his seven year career at Carlton Television.
Cameron when told he won't get a majority:
Pretty damn rich considering how he's been carrying on about Labour/SNP!
Please.
It's about as near a real job as you'll find in the HoC other than the odd ex-postman.
Recruited on the recommendation of his then girl friends mother and working for Michael Green...no not the Grant Shapps Michael Green...the real Michael Green..
Wasn't impressed at all with the person running it (Chris Smith?), he clearly had an agenda and kept interrupting.
The agenda being to hold the current PM, and man applying to keep being the PM, to account and not give him an easy ride.
It's a shame some people cannot respect the democratic process when it comes to their own getting a tough line of questioning. The Tory reaction to this interview reminds me of the Nationalists reaction to Alex Salmond being expected to answer the actual questions posed by Nick Robinson. I wonder if the Tory supporters will march on the BBC and demand heads roll for this treason!
So he was fair and impartial when he offered Cameron a £1,000 bet that he wouldn't win a majority?
Does anyone think the Tories (or Labour) will win an outright majority?
Do you complain about the media replaying clips of Cameron predicting chaos with a Labour minority government?
How could the audience look pretty biased when it's on the radio ?
It was on the radio wasn't it ?
Being overweight and the stress is probably making Cameron look more red faced than usual.
But Cameron, and any other person, are entitled to warn the public about chaos that could (and likely will) ensue with a minority Labour Government. cameron didn't attack Miliband, just the scenario. No. I wouldn't complain, nor would I complain if the show was on the other foot and miliband was warning about the chaos a Tory minority might ensue.
I like Chris Smith as Greg James' sidekick but I thought he was appalling as a mediator and very clearly had an agenda. Very aggressive.
Then again I guess we'll see if they reserve the same treatment for Ed Millliband on Friday?
They closed your thread on that, but the one calling Labour SICK is still going?
The Labour SICK thread isn't about, or personally attacking one individual. If there was an equally demeaning thread about Miliband, that too would rightly get closed down.
He surely would've know he'd be in for a rough ride from a bunch of idealistic young adults.
You are missing the point. If you are so sure that chaos will occur with a minority Labour government, why do you think it's OK for Cameron to ignore questions about a minority Conservative government?
Why would a minority Labour government lead to more chaos than a minority Conservative one? And if Cameron has a good answer for that, he should give it, not dodge it.
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