Re: The fall in the £
Re: The fall in the £
Re: The fall in the £
Re: The fall in the £
It's nothing to do with his flailing political career. As a leader you do not give the nation a vote for a complete change unless you have planned every step of what to do if that vote wins. You don't turn around as Darling did back in 2009 or whenever and say "there is no money" or in this case "there is no plan". It's unacceptable for a person in such a responsible position to make such a gruesome error in judgement. It was extremely poor leadership, but then of no surprise after all look what he allowed lansley to do to the NHS.Re: The fall in the £
Re: The fall in the £
Re: The fall in the £
One would hope that the strength of feeling would have pushed the government to renegotiate the terms and to push for a stronger seat at the euro table and a bigger profile for the UK. But as Cameron didn't get along with anyone anywhere I can't imagine it happening unless he stepped down.Thread Tools | |
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