Sainsburys at Chipping Norton - anyone seen David Cameron?

A friend of mines family owned a hardware shop in Chipping Norton, they've had both Cameron and Clarkson through the door, so I don't think it'd be too outlandish for him to have been in the local Sainsburys, especially before he was PM.

Last time I checked Mr Cameron is human, and therefore requires food to stop him from dying. It's really not that unrealistic to assume he's telling the truth.

You are so blinded by hatred that you'd probably think he was lying if he said his name was David Cameron.

Oh sure, he was the local constituency MP - this is about after he was PM - he claimed it is a present thing in the BBC interview. Local journalists have already stated that this claim is nonsense but I am just wondering if anyone on TSR has seen him in there lately.

This is a silly comment, I'm not blinded by hatred. I actually feel quite amiable towards him as a person, I just don't think he should be PM. Nothing to do with "hatred".

As for him being human and needing food - that's what the PM's extensive staff and the No 10 flat kitchenette is for and all those state dinners.

Seriously, he won't go anywhere near a supermarket other than to pose for photographers as part of the next general election campaign. It was a bloody silly thing to say but all of a piece with his general amateurishness and unfitness to be PM, no matter how confident he sounds to camera.

Are there any students out there who live in the Cotswolds? Or who happen to frequent Chipping Norton?

If so, have you seen David Cameron in Sainsburys of a Friday night? I ask because according to his recent interview with the BBC, he's in there all the time with the common people shopping for milk and stuff. (Not that there are many common people in Chipping Norton, but you get the idea.)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-17819623

All sightings discussed and gratefully received.

I think you are mistaking 'I shop at Sainsburys' with 'I send my butler to shop at Sainsburys for me.'

I doubt he goes to a Sainsbury's in Chipping Norton but I'd imagine he'd go to Broxham or perhaps even as far as Banbury. Can't imagine a quick trip to Oxford unless he makes a day trip of it. And lets remember this is the guy who, if he does live a lot in Chipping Norton, he's not going to be entirely stationary. He'd be going back and fourth from there to London as well as many other events. It's not wrong to think it's implausible that he'd have the time to just go to a random Sainsbury's miles away when he's the Prime Minister who has to lead a government and country. Fair doos to the man for actually being able to remember the price of milk, even I have no idea how much milk is.

A kebab? Now we know you're just making things up. Unless they do venison kebabs in Chipping N?

Yeah right

It is profoundly implausible - do you really believe the PM is out in his local Sainsburys most weekends as claimed?

Previous PMs have reported that they had profound difficulties returning to aspects of normal life like driving, going to the shops, etc. Is Cameron unique and different

As for him being human and needing food - that's what the PM's extensive staff and the No 10 flat kitchenette is for and all those state dinners.

You do know he still is the local MP, right? Being PM doesn't stop that.

Of course I know. You obviously don't realise that "local MP" who also happens to be PM is a world away from being just an ordinary MP any more. We are talking serious security and pre-approved people only coming to constituency surgeries.

Note that so far the "sightings" are all of his pre-PM phase apart from one in Waitrose maybe?

Funnily enough, few people on TSR live in Chipping Norton, of which I doubt any of them are sad enough to camp outside a supermarket, on the off chance that they can prove whether the PM visits when he says he does. It's rare that I spot anybody I in the supermarket, let alone 1 particular person.

I'd suggest there's a bit of an ulterior motive to this rant of yours.