The arrival of David Cameron as leader of the Conservative Party was the blue rinse version of The X...
The arrival of David Cameron as leader of the Conservative Party was the blue rinse version of The X Factor, where X marks the spot on a ballot paper but with much less drama than real thing. Viewing figures for David versus David didn't quite match up to Shayne versus Andy, and we haven't even considered a dose of Chico time. While The X Factor is an exercise in watching harmless wannabes make idiots of themselves on prime time TV, the early days of ‘C-for-Cameron Factor' are turning into a political equivalent. A couple of weeks into his show, Cameron is already struggling to work out w...
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