Reuters / Yahoo News: Potential successors to UK's Cameron position themselves before close election - "Johnson, jokey and more centrist than May, a mix polls show could widen the party's appeal and boost its support." (Any time the Multicultural Marxist media says a 'conservative' politician will broaden party support, hold on to your wallet.)

Potential successors to UK's Cameron position themselves before close election


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BIRMINGHAM England (Reuters) - Eight months before a tight election, the three main contenders to succeed British Prime Minister David Cameron as leader of the Conservatives wooed potential supporters at the party's annual conference with starkly different pitches.

Cameron, 47, has repeatedly said he wants to lead his right-leaning party to victory in May 2015 and to secure a majority, so it can rule alone and not in a coalition as is now the case.

But the Conservatives trail the opposition Labour party in most opinion polls and the surging anti-EU UK Independence Party (UKIP) has poached two of his lawmakers in the last month. Capitalizing on disappointment among some Conservatives with Cameron's centrist policies, UKIP is likely to steal some of his voters too, making it harder for him to get re-elected. ...

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