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David Cameron’s Big Mistake



One of the biggest blunders David Cameron, the then Prime Minister of Britain, made in relation to the referendum, about staying in orleaving Europe, was to bring Barack Obama over to tell us what to do. For the ordinary man in the street, the ones Cameron does not understand, this was like a red flag to a bull.  Obama, with veiled threats told us it was vital for us to stay in Europe.  The ordinary man reacted in a knee jerk way saying,   ”Who does he think he is telling us what to do?  I hadn’t made up my mind how to vote, but now I will vote “leave.” Suddenly the little man found he really had a chance to make a difference.  He was not voting for a party just like all the other parties with nothing much to choose between them, no he was voting in a big decision between two very different policies, to stay in or to leave Europe. This wasn’t voting for a politician he did not trust whichever side they came from.  Most likely for some it was a vote against Cameron who brought in the bedroom tax which grabbed back money from the poorest.  After all Cameron didn’t provide more single bedroom flats for people to move to.  While the rich lived in comfort the poor got poorer.  The economy may be important but the well being of the people is more important.  When you lose touch with the little man you have to go.

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