PM Branded 'Arrogant' As Third Term Ruled Out

David Cameron faced criticism from pensioners in London regarding NHS budget protection and social care cuts. Despite his efforts to protect the NHS and pensions, he encountered dissatisfaction. Cameron's comments about not seeking a third term sparked discussions about his potential successors. His candid response to questions about his future was seen as brave, though some viewed it as unprepared. The metaphor of leadership terms being like shredded wheat, with three being too many, highlighted the uncertainty of the upcoming election.

What was David Cameron's expectation when he protected the NHS budget and pensions?

• To reduce government spending

• To gain appreciation from the audience

• To increase taxes

• To privatize the NHS

How did David Cameron's interaction with the audience compare to Tony Blair's past experiences?

• It was more successful

• It was reminiscent of Blair's challenges

• It was completely different

• It was ignored by the media

What issue did Cameron sidestep during his address?

• Tax increases

• Education reforms

• Social care reductions

• NHS budget cuts

What was Cameron's stance on serving a third term as Prime Minister?

• He candidly stated he would not seek a third term

• He had already announced his resignation

• He was undecided about a third term

• He was eager to serve a third term

What metaphor did Cameron use to describe his terms as leader?

• A marathon race

• A box of chocolates

• A chess game

• Shredded wheat