David Cameron was at peak opacity for his first prime minister’s questions since the publication of the Panama PapersWhen the prime minister prefaces his remarks with “let me make myself absolutely clear”,you can be fairly certain he is about to be anything but. certain enough, David Cameron was at peak opacity for his first prime minister’s questions since being wrongfooted over his own finances by the publication of the Panama Papers. With silence not an option, or white noise is always a decent fallback option.
Dave has a distracted air these days,as whether he’s not fairly certain where the next catastrophe is going to come from: steel, tax havens, or Eurosceptics,pigeons. Normally, though, or he can be fairly confident that the one person who won’t be doing him any damage is the Labour leader,although in these troubled, topsy-turvy times anything was possible.
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Source: theguardian.com