It seems possible that David Cameron to try to form a government sometime soon. I’m not predicting that. I’m just saying it looks possible.
I am predicting just one thing post the election. That is that if David Cameron does try to form a government George Osborne will not be his Chancellor.
The City will like that.
The rest of country would be delighted.
Machiavelli would approve.
And it would be what Osborne deserves.
Remember, he’s run the Tory campaign — and however you look at it, they’ve lost. This election should have been a racing certainty for them. And if they forma government it’s not even clear it will be with a majority. Cameron will need to show his anger at that outcome.
And I, for one, will be delighted if he does.
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Richard,
Hating someone so much isn’t good for the soul.
For once I find myself agreeing with you. Sadly Osborne doesn’t inspire any confidence.
One hopes that if Cameron does get the opportunity to form a government he gets the message pronto that George isn’t a runner, not even a starter.
@mad foetus
I don’t hate him
As far as I know I don’t hate anyone, although Nick Griffin might challenge me
I’m just saying he’s not up to the job
Very different