Since, as David Cameron says, "it's the boss who sets the culture", what culture is he setting, and what culture would he set as Prime Minister?
We know that he has at least once had cause to visit a "sexual health clinic". If he was the victim of some sort of assault, then fair enough. But he would probably have made the whole story about that specifically.
We know that he was a member of an organisation dedicated explicitly to the imprisonable offences of drunken and disorderly conduct, criminal damage and assault.
And we know that he refuses to deny that he has used Class A drugs.
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We know that he has at least once had cause to visit a "sexual health clinic". That's very good news - it shows a commendably sensible and responsible attitude. I myself have visited a sexual health clinic following a discovery about my then partner's past, which was also obviously the right thing to do.
ReplyDeleteI'm not quite sure what point you're making by bringing it up, though.
I don't think that that was the point he was trying to make.
ReplyDeleteHe has a self-proclaimed history of sexual promiscuity, and he sees that as a source of pride. One of the many ways in which he is morally unfit for office.
What on earth has this got to do with fitness for office? Presumably you'd have declared Winston Churchill "morally unfit" too?
ReplyDeletePersonally, I don't care if my Parliamentary representatives indulge in drug-fuelled goat-raping orgies from dusk till dawn provided they discharge their daytime duties in a manner acceptable to their constituents. It's precisely none of my business what they get up to after hours, and it's the curtain-twitchers who erroneously believe that it's theirs who must take a huge amount of responsibility for the stultifying blandness of the typical present-day British MP.
"Personally, I don't care if my Parliamentary representatives indulge in drug-fuelled goat-raping orgies from dusk till dawn provided they discharge their daytime duties in a manner acceptable to their constituents"
ReplyDeleteThey can't do both.
I'm a Conservative MP, and obviously have to be anonymous here for fear of reprisal, and I confirm that David's account of Cameron is true. We need a real conservative party, morally and socially, in this country. We're still counting on David Lindsay to get us there.
ReplyDeleteAnd what are you yourself doing about it?
ReplyDeleteWhy the Cornerstoners, in particular, stay in the Conservative Party is utterly beyond me. It cannot possibly be in the hope of office under Cameron.
By the way, everything about him here is not only a matter of public record, but comes from the horse's mouth.