The last change of attitude in the judgment is fatal, claiming the right of Tory and Labour, but they do not understand the public as Cameron
"Oh," they cry, "there is another U-turn!" First forests, then there was the GP consortia commissioning plans are now Ken Clarke trial. These faces are about-fatal cry, the conservative right and the job as well. But are they? We can say, are the strength of David Cameron, and it can take re-elected.
To govern successfully in modern Britain a prime minister must be at least two of three things: that voters better, to learn from past mistakes policies, and commitment to sense over ideology. In other words, the British like to spend a penny or two, pay attention to their mistakes and trust your common sense.
Margaret Thatcher (the end) makes people better, and the rejection of the combination of the collapse of union power and corporatism of convenience, showed he had learned the lessons of the recent past . But I could be accused of favoring a reasonable solution on ideology.
, Tony Blair, was probably the best politician - standing against the office on their own terms and without failure of the internal politics of the stand-out on par with the poll tax. Blair has made people better, and showed that he had heard the last to reject the false choice between market and state. So annoying as Tony Blair's third way was for the purists, called the love of the British people of reasonable compromise. Perhaps this explains (with the Conservative disorder) Blair on his re-election in 2005, despite concerns widely on foreign policy.
- Blair
- But a reasonable solution showed that only the policy content, not how the governed. Regarding the latter imitating Margaret Thatcher ", the lady is not for change" with "I do not go back." Cameron is different. It may just be how the coalition works, but I suspect it's more than that. He realized that what the New Labour semi-toxic was not so much his political philosophy, but his uncompromising style of government.
- Therefore, Cameron re-election depends on the presentation of its program as a reasonable compromise in the national interest, because I doubt they manage to make people better than before going to the polls. The key to success is to correct negative trends in the past government policies, but does not seem ideological. These trends were, among others, excessive centralization, waste and the state agency.
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