Cameron awash!

Yesterday's PMQ's amply proved that the sixty thousand pounds budgeted for trying to eradicate vermin from the Palace of Westminster has been totally wasted, for yesterday at PMQ there they all still sat. The hopelessness is partially summed up by Simon Carr in today's Independent, here, which concludes:

Cameron can't create a Tory war of words that makes everyone feel comfortable and Gordon look ridiculous. The Prime Minister is clearly raving but his world has an internal logic. "Helping people fairly through difficult times" may act as an emetic on many people but what's the Tory equivalent?

It is the persistent theme of Tories in opposition. Insufficient thinking. This recession wasn't unexpected. How were they planning to deal with it? They weren't. They just expected it to destroy the Prime Minister (and they still do).

David Cameron a Disconnected Cretin?

In the Telegraph this morning he starts with a completely cretinous question given the papers headline and when he actually stops knocking the government ( ignoring the question he himself has posed) he turns to a fatuous totally unconnected matter of first time buyers. Do you not despair, but what else to expect from a man who can annually rip off the taxpayers to the extent that Cameron does? The piece is here and the two quotes are these:

Is the credit crunch that began in the financial markets and led to a run on a bank starting to hit Britain's families in the pocket?......................

So what about the Conservatives, you ask. Could we show leadership? We could.

We would help those who want to get on the housing ladder by implementing our plans to take nine out of 10 first-time buyers out of stamp duty. At a time of falling house prices and lack of affordability, the Government should do what it can to support first-time buyers.

What about Britain's families mentioned at the beginning - why it seems he has forgotten them already! Vapid! Totally VAPID!