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Old 12-06-2008, 20:54   #30
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Re: David Davis to resign

I've no doubt at all David Davies feels very strongly over this, but he is not in power so why resign? his own front bench supposedly feel the same way he does so if he truly wants to make a difference why not stay in the post of shadow home sec, its almost a foregone conclusion he would've ended up home sec, where he would've had the power to change things.

According to the Beeb's chief political correspondent Nick Robinson, certain members of the Tory front bench are not at all pleased with his action, saying he told Nick Clegg the Lib Dem leader of his plans last night, before he told David Cameron this morning, at present we only have the "tip of an iceberg" with this story.
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