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What’s the point of our tenuous Prime Minister?
WHAT exactly is the point of David Cameron?
This is not a rhetorical question. Really, what is the point?
This is a man who ran on an election platform promising that he wouldn’t be there next time round and who, although nominally the head of the Remain campaign, can’t string together a cogent argument to support his increasingly tenuous position as Prime Minister.
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