Thread: Has "Camera-on" lost it?
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Old 25-03-2010, 16:42   #14
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Re: Has "Camera-on" lost it?
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Originally Posted by foreverwar View Post
"begs"?

He states he is trying to give a thoughtful press interview, and is finding the cameras distracting.

At worst, asks - definitely not begs (imho).
It was my own "personal" perspective on his falterings.

That said, he has boasted on his ability to give speeches and interviews without scripts etc. why would this one be any different. Could it be that he was being asked rather awkward questions. The ones where he knew the answers would either alienate the electorate, or his paymasters?

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
Gay Rights is one of those issues where you can't spew meanless generalities that everyone agrees with, no wonder he has trouble. Brown would as well.
But he doesn't have a problem with "spewing meaningless generalities that everyone agrees with" when it comes to his trips to the provinces in "Cameron Direct."
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