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Cameron interview with CitizenSteve

Just gone live, David Cameron talking to YouTube's News & Politics Editor:

The five minute interview was taken in sunny Wales (with the sound of lambs and wind in the background!), it covers:

Using the internet to get out of political bubbles like Westminster and Washington DC

The extent to which young people are interested in politics

Why he is focusing on the environment in the local elections

How strengthening families is the closest thing to a politician's magic wand

Why Britain should use its standing in the world to champion liberal democracy

Deputy Editor

May 02, 2007 at 12:03 in Blogs, websites, e-etc, Cameron 'The Man' | Permalink

Comments

Quite a coup for DC, YouTube is an ultra modern and trendy organisation to have dealings with and it'll get plenty of watches.
I found what he said about families and promoting liberal democracy int he world very encouraging.

Posted by: Anthony Broderick | May 02, 2007 at 14:30

I agree with Broderick.

Mr. Cameron's comments on families probably set the British Left afire.

Posted by: Jack Coupal | May 03, 2007 at 23:54

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