One may be tempted to think that David Cameron's appointment as foreign secretary and elevation to the House of Lords is symbolic of a prime minister and government that is running out of ideas, says Simon, 60, a retired IT professional from Chichester, historically a safe Tory seat.
Cameron's appointment might indicate a lurch towards the political centre in an attempt to win back middle ground Conservative voters who are thinking of deserting them at the next election.
Cameron's return is a positive development. I feel it is moving the Tory party away from radical views that developed under the leadership of Boris Johnson.
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