If Brown can’t run a reshuffle, how can he run the country?
David Cameron accused Gordon Brown of lacking the authority necessary to run the country after his reshuffle plans were disrupted by a series of resignations by Cabinet members.
David stressed the reshuffle was an “emergency” measure to “cling on to office” – and accused the Mr. Brown of ”taking people for fools” by claiming the recession was ordered and calm when in fact it was driven by damaging Ministerial resignations.
“The Prime Minister isn’t reshuffling his cabinet; they’re reshuffling themselves…A Prime Minister with that little authority can’t take the tough decisions this country needs”.
David said that Britain “deserves better” than needs a “weak and divided” Government – and stressed, “Today’s results show that in the Conservative Party there is a strong, united, positive alternative.”
He called on Gordon Brown to dissolve Parliament and call a General Election immediately for the sake of the country:
“If you can’t run a reshuffle, if you can’t run a Cabinet, how on earth can you run a country?”
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