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Insufficiently pro-Atlanticist and weak on Europe too... Nick Cohen puts the case for the prosecution. Can't say I'm entirely convinced, but I take his point about the lack of scrutiny from the Fourth Estate:
...In one area Cameron has been more than happy to keep his brand toxic. When he enters Downing Street, Britain will be alone in the world, with few friends and fewer allies. It is only a touch hyperbolic to say that in two years' time we won't have a foreign policy...A Cameron government will tear up the complex web of alliances and understandings through which Britain exercises her influence. It is about time journalists asked him what he intends to put in their place.
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