ITs good to see Cameron tackle the more stupid questioners. Too often politicians on these shows patronise and fawn over even the most stupid questioners.
The audience is the usual QT left wing audience. Although it is 'representative'the BBC admitted only 25% are Tories when their share in polls is 34% and at the last election was 37%. UKIP is polling at 14% and in this audience it is around 4%. The LibDems have 25%!!!!
Not so sure.
He routinely makes a fool out of Ed at pmqs. I suspect the real reason to be that: while he's better than Ed, He's worse that Nicola, Leanne, Nigel, and Nick.
Ed would make a mug out of him in a live TV debate head to head and he knew it, that is why Tory HQ said go nowhere near that debate.
Best decision they have made this campaign
That's another 1% support loss for Cameron after mentoring his disabled son...
Always brings his disabled son up doesn't he and it really screams as desperate that he needs to keep falling back on that one. Leave your child out of it!
He's not doing too badly so far. He's getting his points across. He's kept the soundbites to a minimum. Room for improvement though. A few more details would be nice.
What is "low" is people having a go at him every time he mentions is son. It was a defining event in his life so why shouldn't he mention him?
He uses him, he may as well bring out a fluffy kitten, he shamefully cuts services to other disabled children while he claimed DLA and 24 hour respite from an already stretched local authority.
What is "low" is people having a go at him every time he mentions is son. It was a defining event in his life so why shouldn't he mention him?
There is nothing wrong with mentioning his dead son in a personal piece about his life.
But I find it very distasteful he always uses his dead son to attempt to prove his love for the NHS when we all know his policies don't support it. It is like he is saying he has to scoop the bottom of the barrel because no one will believe him on his record.
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Is that not how the NHS works?
You're deluded if you think we have any form of socialism in this country.
its the BBC no surprise
its 3 to 1 lefty to right wing
Because people can't get appointments for two weeks - seven day a week openings means more available appointments.
I'm no Tory but I think this is a good idea.
Shiny shiny bad times behind me
What is "low" is people having a go at him every time he mentions is son. It was a defining event in his life so why shouldn't he mention him?
Yes, more rubbish too.
Best decision they have made this campaign
Because it's being used to elicit cheap sympathy to score political points.
Using your son for politcal gain is low.
This is not PMQ's with planted soft questions from your buddies. The Tories will be out in force once Miliband gets on stage.
He uses him, he may as well bring out a fluffy kitten, he shamefully cuts services to other disabled children while he claimed DLA and 24 hour respite from an already stretched local authority.
I don't go to the Docs often but you are correct it is difficult to get an appointment.
There is nothing wrong with mentioning his dead son in a personal piece about his life.
But I find it very distasteful he always uses his dead son to attempt to prove his love for the NHS when we all know his policies don't support it. It is like he is saying he has to scoop the bottom of the barrel because no one will believe him on his record.