Former British Prime Minister David Cameron is reportedly thinking about making a dramatic political comeback by standing again for Parliament.
Friends of Cameron’s told The Mail on Sunday that Brexiteer MPs fear the he could team up with his old ally George Osborne after claims that the ex-Chancellor privately hinted that he too harboured ambitions to return to government.
BYPASS THE CENSORS
Sign up to get unfiltered news delivered straight to your inbox.
You can unsubscribe any time. By subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use
The Mail reports: Any attempt by Mr Cameron to return to the Commons is likely to prove highly controversial. The Tory Party has been bitterly divided since the EU referendum which he called in 2016.
But allies point to Mr Cameron’s record as the only Tory leader to win a Commons majority in the past 27 years, and say that at the age of just 52, he has ‘three decades of public service left in him’.
One source claimed last night that friends of Mr Cameron had made discreet enquiries about standing in Sevenoaks – one of the safest Tory seats in the country – after the expected retirement of the sitting MP Sir Michael Fallon.
However, Mr Cameron denied last night that he planned to re-enter the Commons.
Tory MPs also claim Mr Osborne, who holds several jobs including editor of the London Evening Standard, had told friends he had considered standing in Kensington, the once-safe Tory seat that turned Labour in 2017. The claim was spread on a WhatsApp group for Brexit-supporting MPs last week, with one warning the comeback had been discussed at a dinner party two weeks ago.
Niamh Harris
Latest posts by Niamh Harris (see all)
- Hillary Clinton To Play Major Role In Joe Biden’s Reelection Bid - December 11, 2023
- CDC Health Alert Warns About Deadly, Fast-Spreading Monkeypox Variant - December 10, 2023
- UK Health Chiefs Warn Covid Could Ruin Christmas For Millions Without A Booster Jab - December 9, 2023
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/812c954f5efdc08a0330cdc8e109dd61cabe8468c6ad7490b1ee29d03f2bdf84.jpg
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/bb8c82d6548ad7bc0c4cc79c823f444e5e119f329849ab3ada2c04191696c3e8.jpg
Plese, no! We had quite enough of Cameron last time round. And in those days I used to vote Conservative. (I don’t vote at all now because it is a tacit acceptance of the system.)
The man is a mass murderer for all to see, the vid of the over through of Libya.
Avowed Zionist David Cameron also acted surprised when it was revealed that his ancestors were high powered German-Jewish bankers. His feigned ignorance is particularly ludicrous given that, in the U.K.’s highly structured caste system, one’s passport into high society “clubs” requires papers of pedigree similar to those of champion-line horses and dogs.
Cameron’s great-great grandfather Emile Levita obtained British citizenship in 1871. He was the director of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, which became Standard Chartered Bank. The family hailed from the Rothschild Frankfurt and environ cesspool, namely Mainz, in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, and a generation earlier from Bad Orb, Hessen, Germany.