David Cameron

It is not enough for Labour to lose this election

David Cameron says that the election is not won yet and that the public must be given a core reason to vote not just against Labour but for the Conservative party

issue 21 March 2009
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‘Sit back, keep quiet, let the government unravel and you will be in Number 10.’ If I had a pound for every time these words of advice have been uttered to me over the last year or so, I’d be able to make a sizeable contribution towards easing the pain of Labour’s debt crisis.

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