What a pity we've arrived at this state of affairs. What we have today is too many phoney politicians with no genuine convictions as opposed to the great leaders of past history such as Churchill.
This David Cameron character surely has to be a joke. I mean, no way is this guy remotely a conservative so you ask yourself what he's doing heading the Conservative Party. I wonder what old Winston would have thought of him.
I don't see why in this country the Tories don't just stick to the basics of Conservatism as opposed to conducting all these polls and then coming up with policies and principles it figures the electorate might want. It makes me cringe to see this Cameron guy swaggering around in an open shirt, joking about dope, advising folks to hug thugs (who steal peoples' bikes) e.t.c. e.t.c. It also seemed like a huge mistake to go overseas just when many people over here are flooded out of their homes. Now Brown seems to be coming off in a far better light as at least he's stayed put at home and actively engaged in tackling the flood.
At any rate, the point of the comment: What's wrong with having an opinion or ideology that you feel is correct even if the majority of people may not understand your view and may not vote accordingly. I mean, did Lenin base his views on what he figured the average Russian peasant or aristocrat may have wanted to hear? Or did he simply stick to what he felt was correct? This is why history will always remember people such as Lenin and Churchill but I doubt we'll be discussing Cameron in 50 years time.
This David Cameron character surely has to be a joke. I mean, no way is this guy remotely a conservative so you ask yourself what he's doing heading the Conservative Party. I wonder what old Winston would have thought of him.
I don't see why in this country the Tories don't just stick to the basics of Conservatism as opposed to conducting all these polls and then coming up with policies and principles it figures the electorate might want. It makes me cringe to see this Cameron guy swaggering around in an open shirt, joking about dope, advising folks to hug thugs (who steal peoples' bikes) e.t.c. e.t.c. It also seemed like a huge mistake to go overseas just when many people over here are flooded out of their homes. Now Brown seems to be coming off in a far better light as at least he's stayed put at home and actively engaged in tackling the flood.
At any rate, the point of the comment: What's wrong with having an opinion or ideology that you feel is correct even if the majority of people may not understand your view and may not vote accordingly. I mean, did Lenin base his views on what he figured the average Russian peasant or aristocrat may have wanted to hear? Or did he simply stick to what he felt was correct? This is why history will always remember people such as Lenin and Churchill but I doubt we'll be discussing Cameron in 50 years time.