David Cameron in PM's questions

PMQs, I wonder if Paxo will give him a stuffing tonight?

What's the point in disagreeing with all the opposition's opinions. I think he'll gain more respect from voters with agreeing on the agreeable points.

As he said, he's sick of the the Chief Whip shouting like a child.

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Originally posted by count.d:
What's the point in disagreeing with all the opposition's opinions. I think he'll gain more respect from voters with agreeing on the agreeable points.

Yes, but perhaps he should be focusing on the areas where he disagrees with the grinning tosser. If he agrees, it's not really worth banging on about is it?

Not a bad forst performance though, I just hope he plans to give GT some stick in future...

EW

Oh Dear - Honeymoon period over already?

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Originally posted by Adam Meredith:
Oh Dear - Honeymoon period over already?

Well he's had plenty of time to prepare - it's been obvious that he was going to win for several weeks. Now give that grinning tosser some stick, stop patting the twat on the back all the damn time!

He's alright is Mr Cameron, although I'd like him a whole lot more if he were atheist!

EW

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Originally posted by Earwicker:

He's alright is Mr Cameron, although I'd like him a whole lot more if he were atheist!

He should be grateful to someone. Probably the taxman.

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Originally posted by Nime:
He should be grateful to someone.

Assuming he doesn't live to regret winning...

EW

Why do we put so much faith in those with no track record? What qualifications do we demand of those who apply for the job of professional politician? They wield far more power to affect our world than most other jobs where closely matched qualifications and job experience are expected.

Q: Do they look like they could do the job?

A: You look the part Mr Bliar! You can board the gravy train on Monday.

How do we judge their performance after the job is handed to them on a silver platter?

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Originally posted by Nime:
What qualifications do we demand of those who apply for the job of professional politician?

Just a well-educated twat who wants to tell us all what to do!

I think the best qualification is a minimalistic approach to government, state and taxation, so Mr Cameron is on the right lines at least.

EW

Au contraire, Naim.

How many other jobs have a more comprehensive, difficult or long-winded selection procedure?

Regards
Steve

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Originally posted by 7V:
How many other jobs have a more comprehensive, difficult or long-winded selection procedure?

Hi Steve, haven't "seen" you for a while!

Regarding the selection of politicians, the exactitude and protraction of the process seems not to have yielded a batch of quality.

Strange but true.

EW

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Originally posted by Earwicker:
Hi Steve, haven't "seen" you for a while!

Regarding the selection of politicians, the exactitude and protraction of the process seems not to have yielded a batch of quality.

I quite like Cameron although it's early days of course. Too much quality would be a bad thing. The public might start to believe in politics as the all-powerful way to solve all of society's ills, instead of being as healthily sceptical as they are. Imperfection accepted is the enemy of ideology and ideology is, IMO, one of the biggest evils in our history.

Gosh, this is a bit heavy for a Sunday morning.

EW, You haven't seen me much here recently because I've been rather busy. Approaching the release of a brand new design is a hectic time for a small hi-fi company.

Regards
Steve

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Originally posted by 7V:
EW, You haven't seen me much here recently because I've been rather busy. Approaching the release of a brand new design is a hectic time for a small hi-fi company.

I look forward to seeing and hearing the results thereof!

Good luck,

EW

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Originally posted by Earwicker:
I look forward to seeing and hearing the results thereof!

Sorry, I missed that, EW.

Thanks.
Steve