David Cameron managed to call for an immediate general election - and fixed term parliaments - all in the same speech today!
But Paul Waugh of the London Standard quickly spotted what can only be described as a Cameron flip-flop.
As well as pointing out that David Cameron's deputy William Hague is less than convinced about fixed-term parliaments, he recalls a senior Tory speaking of the real drawbacks of fixed-term parliaments...
So who was warning against the idea when interviewed a few months ago by Andrew Marr?
Er, step forward David Cameron!
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Cameron's flip-flop on fixed-term parliaments...
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David Cameron,
fixed-term parliaments,
flip-flop
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