In a interview today with the BBC, David Cameron, the United Kingdom Prime Minister, has said that he will not serve a third term as the head of the United Kingdom government.
My first, probably flippant, thought was "Is that a threat or a promise?" but my second thought immediately after was "I really don't want you serving a second". What was more worrying is that Mr Cameron tipped Theresa May, George Osborne and Boris Johnson as possible successors.
Whilst I can see the arrogance and presumptive nature of this interview it occurs to me there are some other worrying factors in a statement like this. We are heading slowly but surely towards the American style of politics, a place where I do not wish our nation to go.
Showing posts with label political compass UK 2015 parties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label political compass UK 2015 parties. Show all posts
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
Wednesday, 11 February 2015
Political Compass Party Update for 2015
UK Political Parties 2015
At last we have an update by the site The Political Compass to include the parties standing in 2015.
There are quite a few marked differences in this new graph compared to the one from 2010. For comparison purposes here's the illustration of 2010:
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