Conservative Leader David Cameron Lashes Out on Gordon Brown

Reports now show that David Cameron, the Conservative leader, just recently accused Gordon Brown of monumental failures in the government. He also said that Mr. Brown was behaving like an irresponsible opposition over the Queen's speech.

In the parliamentary response to the state opening of parliament, David Cameron went on to launch an attack on Gordon Brown's record in office. He went on to refer to the 15 bills that have been put forward by the prime minister, saying that these are plans that only the prime minister could draw up. It has made a dividing line, and Gordon Brown has found himself on the wrong side of it.

David Cameron went on to say that Mr. Brown had often lauded his economic stewardship. However, despite the prime minister's claims to have ended the boom, Mr. Brown has presided over the longest recession in recent memory. Cameron he continued that the economy has now been overtaken by Italy. He noted that the UK now has the biggest bank bailout in the world and the biggest bank run in Europe, yet there has been very little real reform.

Of course, Cameron did not stop there. He went on to mock Mr. Brown's self asserted moral compass. David Cameron said that the prime minister was simply borrowing slogans directly from the far right BNP. He pointed out that the government now represented a moral failure for the prime minister, as well as a monumental failure for the country. It now seems that the answer to every single problem is more big government spending.