[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Ice cold is a good description,I was looking and hoping to see some change after David Cameron talked about one nation party again and being fairer,after his election win.

However as usual with him, actions say far more than his words of any comfort.
Him now re-appointing Ian Duncan Smith as works and pensions secretary,signals to me no change and even worse to come again now.
So much then for being fairer.

Ian Duncan Smith has not got a single piece of compassion about him,I will never understand how such a dismal failure of a politician,(even as leader, the Conservatives got rid of him before he could even led them into an election),is permitted to have any power as to anyone's lives and incomes at all, never mind the most vulnerable peoples lives in society.

I feel sorry for David Cameron though Joey because if he tried to remove Ian Duncan Smith I think that David Cameron would be removed as more of the Tory MP's agree with Ian Duncan Smith's stances than they do David Cameron's.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I feel sorry for David Cameron though Joey because if he tried to remove Ian Duncan Smith I think that David Cameron would be removed as more of the Tory MP's agree with Ian Duncan Smith's stances than they do David Cameron's.

Cameron has some fear of Ian Duncan Smith I think Mock.
He did try, it was reported to move him during the last govt; in a re-shuffle, however Ian Duncan Smith, it was said, refused to go to another post.
So was left in place.

Clearly on the backbenches, Cameron felt Ian Duncan Smith could be a probable danger to him.

If that was the case then, well sorry, that is weak leadership,it doesn't inspire me with pity for Cameron at all.