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He also though is not eager for Nigel Farage to be in them and it was said on the news last week that it is 10 Downing Street that is not keen on thes debates this election.
Everyone else is.

I also think he should be taking part in some debating with Alex Salmond as to the Scottish independence issue too, David Cameron is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, were the people of Scotland to vote to leve the Union, then he would come out of this very badly if he was not also at the forefront of the debate.

I am aware that Alistair Darling is heading the NO campaign but he is not even in the shadow cabinet.
Alex Salmond is in effect the first Minister of Scotland at this time and David Cameron is the undeniable first minister as PM of the United Kingdom.
He should be there fighting the Union's cause against Alex Salmond.

If David Cameron is however happy for the debates to take place for the 2015 general election, then why doesn't he say so now.
He pressed Gordon Brown hard enough to take part in them last time round, he is not the one to lay the conditions down for them,he just has to agree to take part.

Pure and simple, so why doesn't he now give the full go ahead for them.
Although UKIP will never be getting my vote, if they do really well in the Euro elections next year,( even likely topping the poll in them), also with David Cameron making a great play on the EU for the 2015 election then in my view Nigel Farage should have the opportunity to take part too.

He did say something I agreed with and that was they took too much time up as to the elction coverage and I also am not that mad about them as it takes us,in my view, down the more Presidential road of just electing a PM rather than electing a Government consisiting of over 300 individuals nationwide.