Disgruntled Speaker demands clarity on David Cameron's appointment in stern House address
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- At the beginning of Monday's session in Parliament Lindsay Hoyle responded to Rishi Sunak's decision to resurrect David Cameron and make him Foreign Secretary, and the king made him a Lord for good measure.
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350 elected Conservative MP's and not one of them competent enough to be given the job. So it has to go to an unelected member of the public, one who started this mess of austerity, brexit and right wing populism before running away when he couldn't fix his own mess.
100%. These people aren't capable of feeling shame over how much they're ripping off and doing whatever they want with the country either. Utterly sick of it.
Who could only get the job, after swiftly being made a Lord! It is another level of corruption and new low for the Tories.
Very succinctly put.
@@DrRusty5 : One of the first things Margaret Thatcher did after winning her first election in 1979 was appointing Lord Carrington to be her Foreign Secretary. So Sunak is following an established precedent.
Couldn't have put it better
At last some eco-friendly policies from Rishi Sunak, he’s recycling old politicians 😂
love it!
Sod the environment, the Conservatives have leaned far too left on the issue. Sick of people whining about plastic straws while China rockets ahead economically by churning out brand new coal-powered factories every year.
Scrap ULEZ, scrap plastic bans, let people live how they want to live.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
BUT THEY ARE PICKED FROM CONTAGIOUS VIRAL DUST BINS
🤣🤣🤣
Mr Sunak needs to be reigned in on his arbitrary “buddy” appointments, Cameron is not elected and resigned from the government as PM, that’s enough for “no way back”
reigned in? He reigns in No 10.
The cabinet is not elected. The PM gets to choose. That has always been the system. Usually the PM mostly chooses from MPs but there are usually some lords in cabinet as well. Zach Goldsmith was in cabinet then got voted out in the election, so Boris made him a lord and kept him in cabinet, ignoring the fact that his constituents voted him out. One of his other ministers didn't even bother standing in the election and he just put her directly in the lords so she could sidestep the electorate. The cabinet is not elected. You only elect your MP.
fully agree
A desperate move from a dying government. Just call an election for the love of god.
Who are you voting for?
Isn't it funny how David Cameron brought in fixed term parliament and the only ones it's screwed is the Tory's
Indeed. Get those migrant flood gates open
@jimcourt9164
Oh for Christ's sake, enough of this right wing hysteria. The country is rapidly going down the drain and all we hear from misguided supporters of this stinking rotten corrupt government is "Stop the boats!"
I despair.
@@jimcourt9164Migration is at record levels….remind me who has been in power for the last 13.5 years.
The jokers think Cameron is their last great hope to save them from destruction, it's laughable!
this is what they are all saying at work well said you are BANG ON
I think he's actually being rolled out as a defence against Braverman. No one's talking about her - and any posturing she wanted to do in the press at this point is headed off.
This farce could stagger on until NEXT Christmas before the GE HAS to be held, it's a shameful situation.
Your all so blind it’s laughable 😂😂😂
Labour haven’t got a chance in Hell of winning a General Election 😂 What happened when Hamas’s best mate Jezza was Leader of the Islamic Labour Party ? You lost the M vote already and the Cons have lost my vote after sacking SB. Reform will take a lot of votes away from both of the main Parties 🤷🏽
When the current Prime Minister has 350 MPs to choose from and none seem capable of being Foreign Secretary.
Unfortunately that’s probably true 😱
That is not true. Many of them could have been Foreign Secretary. The point is that Cameron has more experience, and would make a better Foreign Secretary.
@ABC_DEF whatever the reasoning I really don't think Sunak has much of a sense of general public perception
@@ABC_DEFwhat drugs are you on and where can I get some?
This was all set up in advance. There’s no way Cameron got a phone call this morning and decided to take the job in an instant.
No shit! 😂 Wow, you must be a political scholar! 😂😂
You think?! 😉
Thats what I said on other videos, he knew well beforhand.
@@RichieC135 🤣 I mean more about Suellas lil stunts leading up to this point. The objective was that she was always going to be sacked because that makes her the martyr and all the right wingers are falling for it. By the end of next year she will be PM and she will call an election jan 2025
And her manifesto will be on the abolition of our human rights in order to be able to deport immigrants.
The joke is the only reason we have so many in hotels is because they are not processing them. Which means she is not after the immigrants but our human rights.
It was planned weeks ago i bet.
Dodgy Dave is back, he's spent 7 years grifting and working for corrupt companies.
YES YOUR SPOT ON
Lobbying his socks off for his friends, I wonder if Inaction man is supplying his own pig?
The Greensall 'Loan Arranger'.
Lindsay Hoyle makes a fair point, as Cameron is not an MP, he had less accountability than others in the cabinet, so could potentially use that power for certain policies.
Course he bloody would. Or are you being sarcastic.
oh no - not that any elected member would ever or has ever used that "privaleged" for their own gains.
@@notbloodylikely4817 Aye I’m confused too. Dunno if I’m reading too much into the sarcasm or if people genuinely just forget that fucking quickly these days
Tho of course he’d be scrutinised by the lords
@@notbloodylikely4817hardly as he still would be scrutinised by he lords
WELL SAID ! I hope Cameron is held to account and all his past history and actions will be SCRUTINISED.
That's the whole point of his appointment, no scrutiny, no accountability. Just No Comment or Unavailable for Comment. Sunak just circumvented our electoral process.
How sad.Do you hate Cameron because he kept to his Party's manifesto & had an EU Referendum which allowed the UK to leave the sinking EU ship?
Cameron is purported to have made £3.3 mill on failed covid company Greensil
Choosing Cameron doesn't say much for the rest
@@michaelmorgan9289 I would say the Uk is sinking faster than the EU, thanks to Little Englanders like you.
Cameron honourable?
Oh my god I can’t stand it 🤣😆😆🤣
Hi Danielle Merry Christmas in advance ❤
An unelected PM makes an unelected ex PM a Lord and then appoints him to help govern us. I think that's a Banana Republic.
The cabinet is not elected. The PM gets to choose. That has always been the system. Usually the PM mostly chooses from MPs but there are usually some lords in cabinet as well. Zach Goldsmith was in cabinet then got voted out in the election, so Boris made him a lord and kept him in cabinet, ignoring the fact that his constituents voted him out. One of his other ministers didn't even bother standing in the election and he just put her directly in the lords so she could sidestep the electorate. The cabinet is not elected. You only elect your MP.
@@adrianthoroughgood1191Not entirely true. Normally, members of the ruling party would get to elect a new leader should the old one resign/die/lose a confidence vote etc. Sunak didn't even manage that.
What relevance is being an Mp, likely elected by less than 30,000 people in a country of 65 million? We elect parties and leaders appoint to the cabinet. Under Gordon Brown, Lord Mandelson was practically the PM anyway so this is no different to what has happened historically
@@tgillson3093 nobody in the public can hold them to account until the next election anyway. Perhaps we should move to a system of having elections every 2 years like in the US.
@@kieranharwood7186 yes, he was only elected by the Tory MPs. I think you could make a good case for saying if the party leader resigns then there is an automatic election called so the public get a say. The only problem with that is that then they would never resign. Is it better to have a bad but elected PM in post until the next election or let the party choose another to serve until the next one? There are problems with either option.
The audacity of Dodgy Dave coming back is beyond shameless
Dodgy Dave even had corruption scandals in Covid times but because he wasn't an MP at the time, the News quickly moved on.
fully agree
I watched that clip again the other day😂
David will be great and I'm sure he won't immediately resign when things don't go his way...oh wait.
To appoint Cameron as Foreign Minister who sits in the House of Lords would mean, he can not be "Scrutinized" by the Commons. This is UNFORGIVABLE 😡
agreed
I'm willing to allow it.
Yes, but the speaker is making sure he is.
He can still be scrutinised at select committees and can have a deputy stand in for him in the commons.
@@michaelprobert40148😅😮
Clarity? It is amazing that the party managed to get Cameron into power within 10 minutes of Braveman being dismissed!
Echos of Greensill favours? Well it does make you wonder!
why do you think it took so long for Braveman to be dismissed? it was probably organising this appointment to happen.
There are 350 Tory MP's in parliament, yet they have dragged up a widely discredited ex PM over 7 years after he left office.
What does this tell you about the state of the Tory party at present?
@@parker-ii7fg Obviously no Conservative MP is good enough, that'll upset the Party.
£7m in Infosys shares & unlimited amount of dead pigs to fuck, finally twisted dodgy daves arm
yes because they only ever start deciding who they want to replace people when they sack them. They have absolutely no idea who they are going to bring in to fill the roles until then.
Sunak obviously doesn't think much of his MP's if he has to give the job to someone outside.
And not just 'someone' outside, but a complete failure from outside to boot.
The Pig lover has experience at least, including fucking up this country to appease the right wing of his own party.
At least he knows what not to do by now.
Clearly he thinks all his MPs are sharpening knives to plunge into his back.
They have all been picked off by labour scandal stings.
What a long winded way of saying that reheated cabbage has been installed as foreign secretary.
Thanks for making me snort my tea.
Hi Michie Merry Christmas in advance ❤.
When greens are stewed twice, they always leave a bitter taste.
I think it's quite touching that Lindsay Hoyle still thinks the government gives a flying F what he thinks about ministerial accountability or anything else for that matter.
I find Hoyle totally infuriating. He is in a position to potentially highlight some serious issues, but he has no presence or authority and the Tories just ignore him. What a waste having someone like this in post...it's almost as if it's deliberate.
Jobs for the boys. Disgusting. Cameron has an MPs pension, £300 a day in the Lords, and now he is a MP with an MPs salary. And they take away the homeless tents.
Not just an MP’s salary. The salary of the Foreign Secretary is approximately double that of an MP.
He isn't an MP. Pay attention.
@@SaxonSuccess of course he is an MP, he's now a member of Parliament, as well as a lord. He's in the cabinet, it could not be clearer, you pay attention.you can bet he will get a MPs salary.
As an EX PM doesn't he get a pension for life?
@@iamrocketray yes he does.
This is how Rishi makes what he called 'a fresh start'. He resurrects the Cameronosaurus Assgiganticus.
The Speaker for the British House should be applauded for this, every minister should have to stand up and be accountable. And Cameron has so much baggage, he needs an entire railway car to carry it.
Dodgy Dave back in the House. Oh 💩
Let’s get skinner back then
So an unelected PM appoints someone to high office who isn’t am MP. Sunak will be saying we don’t need elections next.
Not if we're at war.
@shaunm since when did elections make any difference?
Don't put that idea in his head !!.
HOW YOU THINK HE GOT IN, NOT FROM VOTES FROM US.
One more step in the master plan, labour have been working for many years, to get rid of the freedom of choice of elections.
Maybe a formal apology to the nation for putting the country through that horrendous chapter in our lives, and then buggering off, leaving it for others to clean up his mess!
With all the lies, deceit and hubris that went along with it - on both sides.
@@taoibhban His very presence as leader of that campaign screwed it all up for the remain campaign. My heart sunk when I heard he was fronting this. He simply didn't need to put any vote to the people. He was defeated by his own complacency and arrogance. I'll never forgive him or respect him. The way he sauntered away from that lectern whistling made my skin crawl. He's destroyed so many people's lives...but he'll never face up to that, the entitled vile Etonian that he is.
@@starmersbarber
Pig f*ck3r, you mean.
Nothing to do with the electorate then.
Brexit happened due to an unholy alliance between Right and Left among the electorate. Those of us in the middle knew it was stupid
Cameron's appointment is nothing short of desperate. Does the current administration really consider that he shall make a difference - it's laughable.
Hardly, William Hague a former PM was Foreign Secretary and an outstanding one. Cameron will do a great job.
William Hague was never PM, what are you on about.
He should not be there. PERIOD.
Election Now. ....
Dodgy Dave is Back it’s like putting Raffles in charge of the treasury
They did that when Churchill was lord of the Exchequer 1924-1929. It wasn't a Walk Street crash that created the economic crisis...
David Cameron is doing more than anyone to accelerate the abolition of the House of Lords 🤣
But at least he was an elected PM unlike Sunak 🤣
And hopefully the Conservative party.
@@MALCOLM-fr3ng We don't elect Prime ministers. Parties are elected. They decide who leads them. It has been this way for ages.
Either way , he wasn't elected PM , his party didn't even vote him lol @@jonathanwilson8951
@@MALCOLM-fr3ngdon't you remember he had to hold Nick Clegg's hand the whole time? Like a child crossing the street, he couldn't get elected on his own...
speaker = chocolate teapot
Another major betrayal giving the crony of all cronies another big payday.
Just make your whole cabinet and PM Lords, never need to bother with the commons again
🤔 Indeed. Back to the past! Back to the Eighteenth Century! Wigs and buckled shoes! Lord J R-M for Prime Minister 🥴😸!
'Right honorable' should be a phrase used sparingly and accurately in the house.
They're not allowed to use 'Goddamn Fuckwit'.
So never used at all, then...
Why dont this government go to jail for hate crimes?
Because the population worships authority
Some conservative party members are corrupt and will pay off judges with brown envelopes and loads of charlie
Maybe you should go to jail for stupidity!
Conservative and Keir Starmmer and his Anti Semetic Labour Party! They all need arrest!
They make the laws and they are immune from their own laws. Only the plebs have to obey the law- see Covid
Unelected PM appoints unelected Foreign Minister...
PM isn't a position that we elect. It isn't up to us who becomes PM.
@@michaelprobert4014 Yes, it is an elected position. Conservative Party members vote to elect a leader/PM. It was rigged for Rishi.
@@DW-dd4iw Well they can do when there is more than one candidate though they don't have to.
He had more than half the Parliamentary group's support too so he was elected.
I was referring to all of us who can vote at a general election though.
@@michaelprobert4014 Yes, but if you wanted to vote for a Conservative Leader (under normal circumstances), you could join the Conversations Party and then vote.
Brown was never elected either by the people. Nor Callaghan.
have I still got this right - Cameron doesn't even live in the UK - he lives in France FFS
promoted by a PM with a US Passport
He can commute. On expenses,of course.
Replacing an indian women .wrap your head around that .@@SimonSmith-yd6tt
@@SimonSmith-yd6tt I'm not defending the scumbag, but he does not hold a US passport, he has a green card which allows him residence and is a permit to work there. Not the same as a passport.
Cameron does not live in France FFS. He lives in Oxfordshire, in some comfort.
The appointment of Cameron in my opinion is the final piece of evidence you need to smell an early election. Sunak has brought in someone with experience, and a more centrist one at that, expelling the idea of trying to appease the extreme wing of the voter base. Just as Brown and Blair have been loosely advising Starmer, I think this appointment is Sunak's election footing with his own experienced advisor in Cameron. A reshuffle won't fix the polls - in fact I would argue Cameron's appointment will only make the polls look much worse because half the population dislike Cameron because he was the Remainer, the other half dislike him because he brought us the referendum, and much of both halves dislike him because he is Mr Austerity. Finally, it's worth pointing out that reshuffling Suella out means that those that backed her will likely want to rebel with her on the back benches, so a no confidence may well be triggered in the coming weeks, most likely after the Autumn statement where Truss is basically preparing her own 'statement' which will appeal to many Conservatives. This is it. Several more months, a May election will be called. I don't see how the Tories will hold together for another 12 months in what reality is that possible really?
oh dear.haven't read the room,have they?
Why do we have to wait till May.
General Election NOW!!
I don't dislke him, I abhor him; he's smug, a sore loser & has a face I'd like to ...
Asking Cameron for advice is like Hardy asking Laurel for guidance...😂
I didn't think there was anything left at the bottom of that thoroughly scraped barrel.
Old boys network strikes again. They should get Cameron to attend when required. If Sunak can't find a suitable MP in his 300 odd then it's says a lot about the quality of them.
None have the experience of Cameron at the highest level.
@@jjefferyworboys8138 The highest level of incompetence?
Honourable 😂
Oh, the fucking irony, eh? 🤣
The Right Honourable even
What are the odds for a vote of confidence? and then a change of PM
I think Risky Ballsack will just call an election if he thinks his position is under threat. And when he gets deposed, how much do you want to bet that he will disappear from British politics, he'll probably go to live in California 🤨🤨🙄🙄🤔🤔🤢🤢😆😆😎😎
Who next? Thatcher back in her old role as Secretary of State for Education perhaps? I don't suppose the fact that she's been dead for ten years will bother Sunak. He's raised one unelected, non-accountable idiot from the past to be Foreign Secretary. Camoron is as unable to report to the Commons as the late Thatcher would be.
Ooh did I miss the ten year aniversary? Doesn't matter I can throw a belated party
The Skeletory party :D
come on...if heseltine is singing cameron's praises then you know this wrong!
hesltine was the primary backstabber on thatcher,so no love lost between them,for sure.
Benjamin Disraeli in as Secretary of State for work and pensions!
Wait, i didnt think of this. So the've just slung him some kind of lordship so he can be a cabinet member, but that means he's unaccountable to the commons? Have I got that right?
Absolutely correct. AND there is a good chance he is out office next year anyway so he will be sponging his lordly paycheck for the rest of his life. I think he would be accountable to committees in the commons but that is an arduous process.
Lord Carrington wasn't an MP either and he held several different Cabinet positions at various times, including Foreign Secretary. This is a bit of a tradition with the Tories. Alec Douglas-Home initially wasn't an MP when he became PM in 1963, replacing Harold Macmillan who was ill.
@@vomgradyLords don’t get paychecks
Boris will be back next
@gothicgolem2947 Yes they do. More than 1000 pounds daily just for turning up at the house then they can just leave.
Only clarity needed, is no unelected bureaucrats in power. The slience of the brexit mob is deafening.
You just wouldn't let it lie - Vic reeves
Tho I would say it’s only one versus a lot in Brussels
like the speaker!
Perhaps they can't be heard above you loud-mouthed remoaners wishing to re-board the sinking ship.
The speaker has no power over government policy.
The Tories are so desperate that they're compiling a "Greatest Hits" album. Although to the rest of us its a Greatest Cnuts album.
Not a valid noun, to be fair. They all lack the warmth and the depth. 😉
dodgy dave should have gone the whole hog and reincarnate thatcher.
Hi Carl Merry Christmas in advance ❤
This Government really is displaying it's utter contempt for democracy. First Braverman thought she could dictate to the police in operational matters and now this. It's outrageous!
This unelected prime minister Sunak has made Cameron a lord so he can be allowed into the parliament chamber to be un unelected foreign secretary,so much for democracy in the UK 🇬🇧.
To be fair, no PM is really elected on our crappy anachronistic FPTP system. We do not vote for a PM. We vote for our constituent candidates for the HoC. And FPTP is utterly susceptible to gerrymandering. The Tories are a minority party as far as proportional representation is concerned.
And those Brexiters who were so against unelected bureaucrats in Brussals are strangely silent on the matter.
@@ulfibonkers3205 Everybody is as far as proportional representation is concerned
We don't vote for a pm in this country what don't you understand about that it's not rocket science
@@zephyr8072💯 I am sick and tired of making the same point!
Hold Tories to account? Lol, as if....
Let's not forget the patently obvious. They started out in power with IDS killing many thousands of disabled people by their own figures. When they got repeatedly called out on it, not only did they do nothing, they still continue to carry out this genocide to this day.
I'll never forgive them for the loss of so many of my friends.
nor me not being able to visit my dying wife in hospital, and only allowing 10 people at the funeral, she was loved by many even her sister couldn't attend as she lived in Scotland tories should never have power again they have consistently abused it
@@paulgreen758 Sorry you had to go through it too. That's the thing people never ever realise - Tories are inhuman scum. They always have been and always will be. When you have politics that puts money above people at all costs, that should never be tolerated at all.
Ita still going on I have sanctions and I am ill
@@AD-mh4zy Yup, I work at Glastonbury in the disabled campsite and every single year I hear from regular friends about all the shit going on. It's truly disgusting and unwarranted especially considering they supposedly did it to save money and it's cost them more.
With this, the UK is no longer the laughing stock of the world.
Because now there’s just pity.
The world stopped laughing after you lot got through brexit.... now watching on with a sort of godly benevolence whilst the country eats itself these last few months.
The house should be ashamed for this mess being let to go on, nobody in that room cares about the working man but the money they can make from making friends inside the house.
The British system is so flexible, you can do what ever you want. Do prime ministers even need to be voted in?
Prime Ministers are not voted in already, at least not by the general public. That said, Rishi Sunak was not voted in at all. He was the only Tory that applied for the job.
Not non English ones no nor immigrants either when his wife's money buys his position for him they are not back benchers they are all backhanded henchmen
The public have never voted in a PM.
@@weeeeehhhhh Though he did gain the confidence of more than half the members of the Parliamentary Party so he was voted in that way.
INDIA TRADE DEAL - Rishi Sunak has rushed an appointment of an unelected guy, soon to be "Lord Cameron" into the position of Foreign secretary. He wants him to get this India trade deal over and done with asap, as he sees he is running out of time, and wants to asset strip as much from the country as possible for his father-in-law's businesses. Cameron has already had a meeting with the Indian interior minister, this trade deal could happen very, very quickly, and it seems likely a general election will be following soon after, as Sunak obtains his ultimate prize.
I see no other reason for him to bring in the bizarre appointment of ol' Dave, given how ridiculous this is even by the standards of recent ministers. At least the last Dave (Frostie the snowman) was a Lord before he started the Brexit negotiations.
Sunak is looting the country and the dimwitted spineless people of the UK are letting him, more interested in the latest celebrity scandal and thr state if affairs the Palestinians made for themselves half a world away.
Cameron sent filth to my door to threaten me into silence in the Summer of 2012 before the my story with the Daily Mail and Alison Holt of Panorama forced him to stop The Liverpool Care Pathway. He is genuine filth.
So a PM unelected by people, merely appointed by default, appoints an unelected FS, who is "held to account" by an unelected Second House. The UK is in desperate need of radical electoral reform.
Print that on a bus!
"Let's put a lobbyist in a senior position of government" what could possibly be wrong there?
Lord David 'Greensill Pig' Cameron.
"All cool and normal"👍
This country is absolutely broken
Appointing unelected persons to the house of lords on a whim and then appointing them to a cabinet post is not remotely democratic and needs to be questioned.
Sunak, an unelected PM, has given Cameron, also unelected, a lordship and parachuted him into one of the most senior roles in British politics...where's the democracy? Where's the mandate?
It's been done before, and a Lord has been PM.
No PM is elected at the General election. How the members of the Parliamentary party choose their leader is not up to the general public.
Nobody in this country voted for Sunak to be PM, or Truss before him, or May before her. How can this possibly be called democracy ?
Quite easily in fact. A bit of constitution law study would put you straight on that matter. The trouble is everybody thinks they understand it, but most do not. Democracy is like bread in Tesco's. How many different types of bread do they sell in Tesco's? Just in sliced white bread, you get thin sliced, medium sliced, thick sliced and super thick slices. You get white bread, brown bread, 50/50. You get sourdough, you get rye bread, and you get naans, tortillas, and foccacia. And we havent even touched what comes out of the in-house bakery. They are all bread, but over time you choose what you like and you buy it.
Likewise, every nation has chosen a form of democracy that suits its palate over time. Or more specifically, suits who is powerful enough to decide the matter, whether wisely or not. And, the electorate have the right to elect the government they wanted, whether they understand the consequences of that decision or not. This is why certain philosphers, going back at least to Plato were sceptical of democracy, because not everyone understood the consequences. That is still true today. There are no perfect democracies, because it is a human construction, and reflects both our strengths and weaknesses as people. It is a solution to how a collective should decide things that impact its members, but whatever solution we choose, it will not cover every extingency, because circumstances and people change. And our establishment has become less accountable under our constitutional rules. Or more accurately, they have incrementally over time, become even less trustworthy recipients of the power we delegate to them, simply because we demand more of them now, than we did in the past. So, as we have evolved, so must the constitutional settlement. The Constitutional Society and The UK Constitutional Law Association are pretty good sources to begin actually learning about our constitution as it is, and proposals for updating it.
But we don't vote for a pm in this country why don't you understand that?
Have you heard of the phrase ''General Election '' ??@@alanpage3973
@@BigHenForyou don't even have a written constitution for a start...you have no leg to stand on!
Did inaction man even think about how Camoron would be questioned as FS? David Lammy will have nothing to do now.
That's good. His braincell can have a break.
From most accounts that's exactly his thinking, he gets questioned for foreign affairs (based on his prior experience) and sunak gets to retreat to plan on the next election
Latest quote from Lindsay Hoyle: "Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah . . . Blah Blah . . ."
Effective as ever.
Hi Sean Merry Christmas in advance ❤
Well said Mr Speaker. I don't always agree with him, but on this matter he's spot on.
I think we all need clarity on this prize pratts appointment.
I mean Braverman never turned up to face questions after one of her cock ups or incendiary tirades in the press so it’s not really much of a change.
Accountability? This government? An obvious oxymoron. Im wondering if the party is thinking of appointing Cameron PM so they can bypass the house completely.
Never has the quote, "rearranging the deck chairs on a sinking ship", be more apt. The Tories have gone and taking everything left with them. Truly sickening to witness, and like the good British citizens we are, allow them to get away with it.
When have the establishment ever been held to account!
Well said.
He meant to say the right DISHONERABLE .... David Cameron 😮
And Cameron gets a peerage ta-boot. It’s all so bent.
Thats one up on Johnson though 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😎😎
Hi Bonnie Merry Christmas in advance ❤
@@JohnHarrold-hy8kt Happy Christmas too you
@@bonnieo910 Thanks so much for wishing back my friend.
Can we finally do something about this as the public people who deserve it and actually have the power to come together and fight for our needs ! Please
How could someone from house of lords who is not a mp be put back in to government???
Same way as Frosty was made a lord so could be put into cabinet by Boris.
It's not as though it hasn't been done before.
Hi Janet Merry Christmas in advance ❤
Only has to be a Member of Parliament ..can be from either House. Last done in the 80s I think..
@@JohnHarrold-hy8kt - Hi John, Happy Easter 2024, in advance.
They ran out of dreadful MPs so now they’re raiding the greatest hits?
Greatest flops .
This is so disgusting to have a minister without a proper seat in parliament. Where is this country is heading? Appointed PM, unelected FR and broken cabinet…
All PM's are appointed. We do not vote for the position of PM in this country.
Unelected head of state too, Britain has never been a democracy
@@Uio3eva Sure it is, the King is there by the will of the people. Sunak isn't unelected.
@@michaelprobert4014 No he isn’t, who elected him?
@@Uio3evaThe good people of Richmond (Yorks) .He then achieved more than half the votes of the Parliamentary Conservative Party in his quest to become leader.
To all those complaining about David Cameron being appointed as a peer to be foriegn secretary this happened twice in recent memory.
1. Lord Home former PM later became foriegn secretary in his successor Macmillians Cabinet
2. Lord Carrington who was Thatcher's foriegn secretary up until his resignation because of the Falklands War.
Complaining ? No one is complaining about his position, we just don't want to see dodgy Dave, we know the history.
3. Lord Frost, appointed by Boris Johnson to be his (useless) Brexit negotiator.
So it's a precedent of failure...your point being?
Hoyle is a complete waste of space.
That is why he is in that position....they can side step him anytime
The days of the House of Commons holding anyone accountable have long past. The institution is a joke.
Whatever happened to democracy and getting the leaders we voted for?
We don't vote for leaders. We vote for our Member of Parliament. You can't vote for Sunak or against him even unless you are in his constituency.
The blowfish cameron is back !! ..and I thought he'd quit because of his brexit
A failed tory Suella out, failed tory David Cameron in. Electorate treated like fools
Hi Margaret Merry Christmas in advance ❤
Cameron loving this. Zero responsibility while he goes off to play the hero that will solve the Ukraine and Israel/Palestine conflicts.
tony blair has been brought in to solve isreal/palestine!!!!! OMG, that is the political equivalent of appointing harold shipman as minister for health.
/gary glitter in charge of education.
You'd think the Speaker of the House of Commons would be able to make that statement without reading it word for word
You have to be sure of accuracy.
well he is nice but dim
Had he been a Yorkshireman, he'd manage. Then again, he'd not waste so many words.
He reads it like an 8 year old reading his proud work to the teacher as well.
@@colinshomepage1214 explain what you personally mean by ‘dim’
After quitting the way Cameron did he should never have any job of significance in parliament again.
He already has let us down with brexit
Dodgy Dave's back . Osborne will follow soon .the austerity brothers , responsible for over three hundred thousand excess deaths through austerity ,mostly for the poor and working class . totally abhorrent .
If Osborne is brought back, we need to get out on the streets and demand an end to the entire circus of tory mismanagement and croynism. Maybe we should already be out on the streets.
@@ecaeas4439totally agree my friend .👍
All they need now is Kermit the frog and they’ll have a full set of muppets
I have no confidence in any Tory, Labour, or Liberal Democrat politician anymore.
My name is Lindsay Hoyle and I speak like a northern Michael Caine. Not a lot of people know that.
Cameron a decidedly disastrous act of cowardice
Hahaha just imagine a politician actually being held accountable in this circus, what a joke
The long grift continues
"...resurrect David Cameron...". I didn't know he had died 😮.
Who’s next in May, Truss, Johnson? All it takes is a fake peerage.
Only for Johnson. May and Truss are both still MPs.
David Cameron is the route cause of today's current issues facing this country and not as the tories insist down to ancient Labour administrations, once Labour are in government even if they are bad they can't be any worse than the current government there only policy is to promise to fix issues they have already created.
So much for democracy and elected representatives. Thanks yet again to the uk fascist party.
"Right honourable"? how, he's not an MP!
Some people especially those who are not rich will keep voting Toff Tory 😆
Some people especially those who are poor and want as many free handouts as possible from the state will keep voting Labour.
Self interest is the best possible reason to vote for the party that looks after you.
@@jjefferyworboys8138 Yet the Tories have been in power far more times then Labour so guess that means there is far more doing ok or very well off greedy B**** in England........
This was the top entry to the search of "Chas and Dave first single"
Let's go youtube! Very relevant lol
Surely this is not legal.....have they no other talent from amongst their MPs? How on earth will MPs be able to hold the foreign secretary to account when he is unelected and sits in another place????? If Cameron had an ounce of ingtegrity he would have turned it down. It truly baffles me......
It's legal. Technically Ministers don't have to be MPs or Peers, but in practise they always are. Of course it is highly unusual for a senior ministerial role to be held by a Peer, but having Peers in junior ministerial roles is pretty much required for the House of Lords to function. Cameron will still have to attend committee meetings, and speak in the Lords, and he'll probably end up having some MP speak for him in the House of Commons, so in terms of procedure it'll probably work out fine. Definitely not a good look for the Conservatives though.
Did you complain when Lord Mandelson was Business Secretary and wasn't an MP? It is perfectly in order for cabinet ministers to sit in the Lords. It has always happened.