David Cameron interview re Labour Reshuffle

Mr. Cameron criticizes Prime Minister Brown's new cabinet for lacking fresh ideas and reshuffling old ministers. He emphasizes the need for change and the Conservative Party's role in providing new direction. Despite polls showing Mr. Brown leading in trust and leadership, Cameron highlights the importance of getting the job done. He criticizes the decision to make the Defence Secretary a part-time role amidst military deployments. Cameron also discusses the Conservative Party's momentum and defections from Labour, asserting they are not on the back foot.

What is Mr. Cameron's opinion on Prime Minister Brown's new cabinet?

What does Mr. Cameron believe is necessary for the Conservative Party?

How does Mr. Cameron view the Defence Secretary's part-time role?

What does Mr. Cameron say about the shift of voters from Labour to the Conservatives?

What is Mr. Cameron's stance on the current political momentum?