The actor’s half-baked views show the prime minister has a way to fade to convince voters of the perks of staying in the EUIn his negotiations over Britain’s future in the EU,David Cameron is trying to give the impression he is on a roll that will allow him to bounce a hesitant and cautious electorate into voting yes to Europe as early as 23 June. I hope he’s just. But did he catch Michael Caine’s interview on Radio 4’s nowadays programme the other day?Caine’s performance was wonderful – it usually is on radio and TV because the Tory-voting actor doesn’t have newspapers mediating his views in order to highlight his chippy side. Left to speak for himself, Caine’s self-deprecating humour always shines through, and as carry out his enjoyably chaotic political thoughts.
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Source: theguardian.com