Dandyman
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If Scotland votes yes, should Cameron resign ?
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Without doubt. His weak leadership will have led to the break up and weakening of Great Britain.
The Birdman
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No ed should
n1 gull
Well-known member
No give him a knighthood bye bye Sweatys
Not the lies of Salmond?
Dandyman
In London village.
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Any PM who saw the break up of the UK on his watch has lost his moral authority. Cameron rejected devo max on the ballot paper which would have killed off the independence vote significantly, has failed to present any real benefits of the union to voters in Scotland and shown his usual combination of arrogance and ineptitude during the whole debate. His errand boy and Millidee have both been pathetic as well but they are not the alleged leaders of the UK.
The Merry Prankster
Pactum serva
There are a lot of reasons why he should resign but this isn't one of them.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Cameron is a powerless spectator on the sidelines for this one. Same as Miliband and Clegg. It's out of their hands now.
Isn't it your lot, the ones that the Scots supposedly like, that have been doing that?
Yet another Labour failure in the making it seems.
Hmmm ..... no coincidence that both @Dandyman and @Herr Tubthumper are raving Labour supporters. I wonder if you would hold the same bizarre view if this had happened under a Labour PM ?
Don Quixote
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- Nov 4, 2008
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Yes, he definitely should.
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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What, for making Labour unelectable?
Of course he would have to resign, but so would Milliband.
Do you really want Boris for PM, cos that's what will happen?
Of course he would have to resign, but so would Milliband.
Do you really want Boris for PM, cos that's what will happen?
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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up to his party really. there's no Scottish support of the Tories to speak off, he's been quite clear he wont resign in that event (so it doesnt become an effective vote of confidence), and the benefits to England could be seen a victory.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
I expect most of the home nations would vote close to being independent. Old tribal stuff. Same with the public voting to exit the EU, given the chance. Not everyone can be trueted to vote with their head.
We'll forget that Darling is the mouth piece of the No campaign then ? Or that it has been heavily supported by Brown ? Or that, as usual, Milliband has said close to diddly squat ?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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The Tories have always been hated north of the border. The real failing is Labour's.