Ofcourse not :rolleyes:.
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Well I clearly watched it more closely than you because I remember a specific incident where Brown asked him something to which he avoided by saying something else so Brown was going 'answer the question David' but the time ran out so the host moved them on.
And I'm deluded? Says the guy with the most narrow-minded view I have ever seen. At least I'm approaching my analysis from a neutral perspective.
Edit: Apeel's post above is exactly what I was talking about.
One thing I noticed is the fact he doesn't once smile or make a joke or appear human in any sense.
Gordon made a few jokes, Clegg tried to speak to the audience and wrote the questioner's names down, Brown was the first to go out and shake the audience's hands.
Genuine guys, Cameron wants to be Paris Hilton when he grows up.
Well the way he did it was he went straight off his podium and to the audience. Either that's scripted or just the way he does things.
At a town hall near me, I missed it because I was ill, he took questions on immigration and afterwards he thanked everyone for turning out. He then set up a table for 1-1 question asking, shook everyones hands and even if it was all just an act, at least it worked.
Cameron is pathetic.