For those of you that have not realised this as yet, Britain has elected a new Prime Minister (An alias to the President of England). David Cameron, leader of the Conservative party finally takes office and apparently settled in his new home of 10 Downing street (Most South African homes look cooler). Cameron managed to uproot the controls of Gordon Brown, perhaps the most mocked man in the UK, in an effort to make the UK and the rest of the world a better place.
Just a few hours after his appointment, Cameron, immediately formed his coalition government. He appointed several Liberal Democrat leaders to Cabinet posts along with members of his own Conservative Party. Nick Clegg was named Deputy Prime Minister (Vice President of England) for his recent efforts within the liberal party. A bold move from Cameron, but clearly seems to be a PM with a well rounded perspective on correcting mistakes made during Brown's tenure. Coalition governments are extremely rare in British politics... lets hope this agreement will assist them in their current Economic debacle and make amends for the lacklustre efforts made by Mr Brown. I know that there is one SA Radio presenter who is extremely pleased with this! Mr Cameron, on behalf of the Islander republic, we salute you and wish you the best in your tenure as PM!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
David Cameron - Out with the lame, in with the new
For those of you that have not realised this as yet, Britain has elected a new Prime Minister (An alias to the President of England). David Cameron, leader of the Conservative party finally takes office and apparently settled in his new home of 10 Downing street (Most South African homes look cooler). Cameron managed to uproot the controls of Gordon Brown, perhaps the most mocked man in the UK, in an effort to make the UK and the rest of the world a better place.
Just a few hours after his appointment, Cameron, immediately formed his coalition government. He appointed several Liberal Democrat leaders to Cabinet posts along with members of his own Conservative Party. Nick Clegg was named Deputy Prime Minister (Vice President of England) for his recent efforts within the liberal party. A bold move from Cameron, but clearly seems to be a PM with a well rounded perspective on correcting mistakes made during Brown's tenure. Coalition governments are extremely rare in British politics... lets hope this agreement will assist them in their current Economic debacle and make amends for the lacklustre efforts made by Mr Brown. I know that there is one SA Radio presenter who is extremely pleased with this! Mr Cameron, on behalf of the Islander republic, we salute you and wish you the best in your tenure as PM!
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