David Cameron’s memoirs have apparently been delayed again. Perhaps he’s having trouble finding an appropriate title?
Here’s a suggestion: “Shredding Britain: How a Mad Gamble on Brexit Destroyed the UK’s Future, and Integrity.”
@David_Cameron theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
Here’s a suggestion: “Shredding Britain: How a Mad Gamble on Brexit Destroyed the UK’s Future, and Integrity.”
@David_Cameron theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
Come on, Dave! You broke it, you own it. If nothing else, stick your head above the parapet and get your tuppenny-worth in, like John Major, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown have.
Lies may have won the referendum, but the fact that it was there to be won at all... that’s all on you!
Lies may have won the referendum, but the fact that it was there to be won at all... that’s all on you!
It would be a gutsy, gutsy move, but just imagine if you were to come forward and say:
“I was wrong. I was wrong to hold a referendum about something I knew so little about. I was wrong to hold it without planning for the consequences of both outcomes. I apologise unreservedly.”
“I was wrong. I was wrong to hold a referendum about something I knew so little about. I was wrong to hold it without planning for the consequences of both outcomes. I apologise unreservedly.”
Then you could follow it up with a call for cross-party unity in the national interest to save the UK from Brexit catastrophe.
It wouldn’t make you a hero, but it’s a first redemptive step towards a future in which half the country no longer crosses the road to avoid you.
It wouldn’t make you a hero, but it’s a first redemptive step towards a future in which half the country no longer crosses the road to avoid you.
