Radical measure will need to be taken & no doubt it will come as a big shoke to the Public sector & benefits scroungers but it is measures that will have to be taken
They'd not just have to find him an ultra safe-seat, they'd have to hollow him out and put some pretty impressive animatronics in there to stop him saying the wrong thing, daily.
Leave the crazy Mayor to run the crazy city. Cameron is right for the UK, they just don't know it yet!
If the Tories lose the GE, Tory supporters could just emigrate to Australia en-masse. This would raise the collective IQ of both countries. Win-Win situation.
They'd not just have to find him an ultra safe-seat, they'd have to hollow him out and put some pretty impressive animatronics in there to stop him saying the wrong thing, daily.
Leave the crazy Mayor to run the crazy city. Cameron is right for the UK, they just don't know it yet!
Yeah he's great - 20% fare increases on the buses, Oyster cards that cost more on NR than on the Tube. :rolleyes:
That's an old line that has been rebutted. One swallow does not a summer make, and ComRes' May poll commissioned for UKIP shows that the public would give contradictory answers depending on the question put to them (55-41 answered affirmatively to the question "Britain should leave the European Union but maintain close trading links" - but oddly, 55-40 also supported the statement "Britain should remain a full member of the European Union").
ComRes isn't a very good pollster, without doubt it's the weakest in this country. Got a similar poll from anyone else?
David Davis has more chance IMO. He came second to Cameron last time and he's more Eurosceptic. Davis is part of the group of Tories demanding an in/out referendum by 2014.
ComRes isn't a very good pollster, without doubt it's the weakest in this country.
I don't know on what you're basing that assessment.
Got a similar poll from anyone else?
Got any reliable polls from anyone else unequivocally supporting the line that most people want out of the EU? Both the BBC one for the Daily Politics in March 2009 and the UKIP one of May 2009 were done by ComRes. Eurosceptics were happy enough to quote ComRes a year ago. What's changed?
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Nightmare. :eek: Almost as bad as 5 more years of the one-eyed Scottish idiot.
They'd not just have to find him an ultra safe-seat, they'd have to hollow him out and put some pretty impressive animatronics in there to stop him saying the wrong thing, daily.
Leave the crazy Mayor to run the crazy city. Cameron is right for the UK, they just don't know it yet!
I would have to agree with you there.
Yes, and he would be elected next time around :cool:
The man is an institution.
This may be controversial but as a Tory I would like Cameron to stay on even if he lost the election.
Yeah he's great - 20% fare increases on the buses, Oyster cards that cost more on NR than on the Tube. :rolleyes:
ComRes isn't a very good pollster, without doubt it's the weakest in this country. Got a similar poll from anyone else?
David Davis is yesterday's man.
I don't know on what you're basing that assessment.
Got any reliable polls from anyone else unequivocally supporting the line that most people want out of the EU? Both the BBC one for the Daily Politics in March 2009 and the UKIP one of May 2009 were done by ComRes. Eurosceptics were happy enough to quote ComRes a year ago. What's changed?