Prime Minister David Cameron is standing firm on his promise to hold a "truth referendum" if the Tories win the next election.
David Cameron has promised to quit as Prime Minister if he is unable to deliver a yes-no referendum on telling the truth by 2017.
He promised he would not “barter away” the referendum in new coalition negotiations, as an angry Conservative activist told him the public do not believe he will deliver on his promise to give the British people a chance to hear nothing but the truth from government ministers.
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2 comments:
Resigning like Tony Blair? And then?
Sackers - more of the same. I don't see a game-changer anywhere.
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