Sainsburys at Chipping Norton - anyone seen David Cameron?

He made a seemingly innocuous statement about where he recently got his last pastie and how he eats them all the time (this didn't seem implausible) however on further investigation it was discovered that this shop had closed down years earlier

Oh no!! Really? People are now expected to remember when and where they last bought a pasty? I eat pasty's and would probably get the company and location mixed up. He did in fact get the company right, just not its location, which is just stupid to think is a big thing.

Far from being something he was "expected to remember", this has already been exposed by Guido Fawkes as a pre-planned PR statement gone wrong - in other words, he was improperly briefed on his own recent history. Things can get pretty confusing when you are in the PR game.

All politicians are in the PR game, it is a sad fact of the current system. But sure, everyone can focus on trivialities if they really want.

So because the system is infected with PR-driven tosh and devious little sh***-hawks like Cammie and Millibore, we should sit back and accept that and stop complaining?

It's this type of venal view that makes people desperate for alternative, sadly, sometimes more extreme parties.

Oh no!! Really? People are now expected to remember when and where they last bought a pasty? I eat pasty's and would probably get the company and location mixed up. He did in fact get the company right, just not its location, which is just stupid to think is a big thing.

I don't think it's a big deal however if I decided to announce where I last did something I'd make sure that I was correct or I wouldn't say it. Do I care what David Cameron does in his personal life (provided he isn't feeding information to the Murdoch's or breaking the prime ministerial code)? no but some do and they think that he's making a fool of himself when he makes statements that are easily shown to be untrue because they, much like myself, think that if he is lying about all the unimportant facts ,in such a believable manner and with such detail, then what lies may he be getting away with concerning much more important matters

Unfortunately a large number of the Big Brother watching public do find it a big deal and so he tried to nod to them without really thinking about it. I don't think it reveals anything about lying on a greater scale. Mainly because lies on a national scale would actually have repercussions. Either way, it is mainly forgotten and even if not, will be over the next few years! Certainly not something to resign on

Ultimately, we differ over how important personal integrity and professional integrity should be combined. It's actually quite a noted grey area which can also be seen (albeit on a greater scale), over whether ministers should resign over events in private life. I am happy to state that there is no right answer in this