Sion Simon's David Cameron Impression

**Will** · 10-13-2006, 01:32 PM

I couldn't care less if what he did was offencive or not, it seemed pretty mild to me and certainly wasn't the work of a comic genius. I saw him interviewed on Sky News yesterday, and he was a total prick, he really made an arse of himself by getting aggressive with the reporter interviewing him.

Thing is, his point was that he thinks Cameron's attempts to get in touch with the UK's youth is pathetic and patronising. Yet it didn't occur to him that doing a childish spoof, and acting like a moron might look equally ridiculous.

He's also one of the MPs who signed the 'Get Tony out' paper. I don't imagine his future in the party is too rosy.

bugsy · 10-13-2006, 08:38 PM

being pc biased ofcourse , what would the legal ramifications be if scores of people pitched up wanting to sleep with his wife ????????
Would they have a legal leg to stand on especially if he made an open public invitation

ahwell · 10-13-2006, 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by bugsy

being pc biased ofcourse , what would the legal ramifications be if scores of people pitched up wanting to sleep with his wife ????????
Would they have a legal leg to stand on especially if he made an open public invitation

I think there may be a legal loophole on that or even a legal legover...

bugsy · 10-13-2006, 09:31 PM

I like that ..leg over......

I wonder if he is oone of these bloke thats shares his partner out ...cannot think of the word now!

ahwell · 10-13-2006, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by bugsy

I like that ..leg over......

I wonder if he is oone of these bloke thats shares his partner out ...cannot think of the word now!

Buffoon ?

eyaka1 · 10-16-2006, 02:43 PM

Swinger...

or pimp?

He is an asshole but I understand some of his points. Although he went ott in expressing them.
Like me (though labour myself) he is obviously frustrated by Cameron because he is concentrating on giving a good public image. At the same time in his own party conference he said politics was about substance (echoed Blairs speech did it not?) but didn't show any.

The true blue tories are trapped by their "youthful" leader into hiding their ideas on policies from the public because they are bad PR. That's not what politics is meant to be and though I hate to say it, the Tories know that better than anyone.

Simon's impression was stupid and I also doubt he'll last long but the reason he did the impressions is totally understandable. I just wished he'd kept quiet until parliament and could have raised his concerns proffesionally in the house!!