1. “I absolutely believe in these debates and think they are great.” David Cameron and Jeremy Thompson Sky news 14 April 2010
2. “I think it is great we are having these debates and I hope they go someway to restore some of the faith and some of the trust into our politics because we badly need that once again in this country.” David Cameron, Leaders Debate, ITV 15 April 2010
3.“Look, I’ve been calling for these debates for five years, I challenged Blair, I challenged Brown, I challenged when I was ahead in the polls, and when I was behind n the polls. I just think they are a good thing.” – David Cameron, Daily Telegraph 17 April 2010
4. “I’ve always wanted these debates to happen. I mean they happen in every country. They even happen in Mongolia for heaven’s sake and it’s part of the modern age that we should be in.” David Cameron BBC3 21 April 2010
5. “I think these debates are here to stay. They clearly engage people in politics, which is what we need.” David Cameron News of the World 2 May 2010
1. “I absolutely believe in these debates and think they are great.”David Cameron and Jeremy ThompsonSky news14 April 20102. “I think it is great we are having these debates and I hope they go someway to restore some of the faith and some of th
I'm predicting it will be a harder-hitting interview than the weak-as-urine "What did you do on your holidays Mr Miliband?" type bootlicking interview that Davis/BBC served up the other evening.
I also imagine the answers from Farage will be straightforward, direct and possibly contain a few home truths the Beeb will feel obliged to try and rebut on Newsnight later.
I'm predicting it will be a harder-hitting interview than the weak-as-urine "What did you do on your holidays Mr Miliband?" type bootlicking interview that Davis/BBC served up the other evening. I also imagine the answers from Farage will be straight
alun2005 22 Apr 15 14:22 I'm predicting it will be a harder-hitting interview than the weak-as-urine "What did you do on your holidays Mr Miliband?" type bootlicking interview that Davis/BBC served up the other evening.
I also imagine the answers from Farage will be straightforward, direct and possibly contain a few home truths the Beeb will feel obliged to try and rebut on Newsnight later
More than likely. After all he's got nothing to lose - because he can't /won't win anything. So he can say anything he likes, but it still amounts to just hot air.
alun2005 22 Apr 15 14:22 I'm predicting it will be a harder-hitting interview than the weak-as-urine "What did you do on your holidays Mr Miliband?" type bootlicking interview that Davis/BBC served up the other evening. I also imagine the answer
I'm assuming - again - that your comment is aimed at me. Can I remind you one last time ,I've blocked you, so,I can't see the crap you're spouting.
I shan't remind you again, as you're obviously thick.
sagcI'm assuming - again - that your comment is aimed at me. Can I remind you one last time ,I've blocked you, so,I can't see the crap you're spouting.I shan't remind you again, as you're obviously thick.
I'm assuming - again - that your comment is aimed at me.
Can I remind you one last time ,I've blocked you, so,I can't see the crap you're spouting.
I shan't remind you again, as you're obviously thick.
Facts is losing it.
I'm assuming - again - that your comment is aimed at me. Can I remind you one last time ,I've blocked you, so,I can't see the crap you're spouting.I shan't remind you again, as you're obviously thick. Facts is losing it.