he won't resign if he loses the referendum, he might if it was Tory party policy to remain but it's a free vote. The party will allow him to stay until he decides to go.
Jack,
Very similar to Corbyns election.
The Parliamentary Conservative Party wanted Davis. But the grassroots members voted for Cameron, mainly based on a very touchy feely presentation he made to a tent full of 'old dears'.
He was the outsider and won, as was Corbyn. Perhaps the members outside Westminster yearn for more honest, less career based politicians?
Whatever the result of the referendum, the Conservative party on the 24th of June will resemble a nest of very angry wasps.
Someone is goung to get very badly stung.
I expect a night of the long knives if Cameron wins.
His (Camerons) days are numbered though, so are Georges. His behavior during the referendum has been utterly disgraceful and we now know his true colours.
Who will be next? No idea, perhaps some outsider yet to put their hat in ?
After today's appearance (I commented on another thread) the name of Theresa May has come into prominence in my mind. Not as divisive as Boris, to start with. I don't like or trust the woman.
Today she looked as if she'd employed Maggie's stylist, soft, bouffant hairdo; neat, navy suit; string of pearls; new (softer) make-up and voice at least 2 tones lower. She's also been very careful not to be strident on the 'Remain' side. Now a definite contender.
If we leave, and I hope we do, Cameron will be a spent force and step down. Gove will be pressured to take the crown and Boris will be deputy PM.May stays, Osborne out.
May is probably careful not to be at the front of the Remain group. Mind you, many thought she might have come out for Leave.
Perhaps she is as passionate as Corbyn is on the subject.
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