“It is my job to see that Cameron f****** well gets into Downing Street” – Sun’s political editor

By | 26th April 2010 - 8:50 pm

Full marks for frankness if not for political independence:

“It is my job to see that Cameron f****** well gets into Downing Street,” proclaimed Tom Newton Dunn, political editor of the Sun, to a group of journalists from rival papers, recently.

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5 Comments

  • Tabman 26th Apr '10 - 9:43pm

    His father must be so proud. :(

  • Martin Land 26th Apr '10 - 10:30pm

    So, someone else who is going to lose their job on May 7th.

  • Sesenco 26th Apr '10 - 10:47pm

    Does Cameron’s agent have to declare the cost of the “Sun” print runs?

  • Duncan 27th Apr '10 - 6:06pm

    “James, and his number two in London, Rebekah Brooks—a key confidant of the Murdoch children who was also involved in the confrontation with Kelner—had convinced the elder Murdoch, long sympathetic to Labour Party leader, Gordon Brown, to let them endorse the conservative leader, David Cameron, in the race. ”

    The Fox News tycoon was finding it difficult to decide which of the conservative parties to support. Tricky.

  • Terry Gilbert 27th Apr '10 - 7:15pm

    Shame that The Sun’s online poll of readers has Clegg winning the second (SKY) debate by about 10 points, rather contradicting their claims that Cameron had won…….

    http://www.sunvote.co.uk/cms/politics/116159/who_do_you_think_won_the_second_televised_leaders_debate

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