He is the best of a bad bunch of options. But if he is good;
Immigration; promised down to the tens of thousands. Now we get half a million a year.
Housing; complete and utter bull. He spends so much time talking but does literally nothing. There was a crisis this time a few years ago-he hasn't even maintained the crisis but actually seen it get worse.
Jobs; he has created a lot, but low paid work isn't exactly great news. Also, no point creating millions of jobs but letting millions of people in. It keeps wages nice and low and sees competition for jobs. However, since immigration is a different topic I won't judge him too harshly; 8/10. He has created many more than other European nations, fair play to him.
Deficit; he hasn't reduced it as much as promised. We aren't supposed to have one. Don't make promises (same as his keeping the AAA status) and then fail to keep them. (This is where best of a bad bunch comes in; the others would be way, way worse). Broken promises are this mans specialty.
Foreign policy; He still wants to intervene in Libya, Syria. Absolute moron. Stop getting involved please. Where is the Chilcot inquiry? It has taken longer to review the Iraq war than it took to actually fight the bloody thing. At least he wants to keep Trident.
Welfare; on the whole on the way to making reforms. However, his broken tax credits promise and the issue itself has cost him a lot of credibility.
Political reform; still the house of Lords is an oversized knackers yard for politicians and people looking to stay on the gravy train. It is absolutely huge and needs reform in who it pays so namely if you don't speak at all, don't really contribute, you don't get paid. And he wants to increase it in size; madness. Out of touch prick. Also the EU issue, his naive belief he can achieve reform, is plain stupid. He is taking the public for mugs.
Public services; he has made to make cuts, you can't hold it against him really.
Wealth inequality; at the same time as cutting tax credits he is also cutting inheritance tax for the very richest. Perhaps if he didn't give the wealthiest people tax breaks and allow corporations to get off with low tax it would be closed faster. (Labour didn't do anything about it either-best of bad bunch). When you see how property prices are going up faster than wages for young people a divided society is something which we will have to accept as the norm.
Other; he has sold nuclear reactors to China. He is so against nationalisation of the railways, but it seems he is just against the UK nation owning them. He is quite happy to allow the Chinese, who have a reputation for building cheap tat that falls apart after a bit of use but don't worry its cheap to replace, to build a nuclear power station. I despair at this man sometimes. The UK was at the forefront of this industry, it built the first reactors, and it is pitiful that it is now going cap in hand to some of the most untrustworthy regimes going.
My overall view?
He has failed on the biggest issues-immigration and housing. And by failed I mean hugely failed. He has until this election to sort it out otherwise I will never vote Tory in my life-they will be like Labour in my book. Just as Labour have shown their true self Cameron is starting to and it isn't pretty. 0/10.
He has failed in social justice-so wealth inequality and political reform. Not the biggest issues for me, but still pretty big. Complete failure. 0/10.
Defence/Foreign Policy-he insists on playing global policeman at a time when the UK police have stopped investigating burglaries. Prick. At least he wants to keep Trident and spend enough on national security. 3/10.
Political reform-the EU issue is truly embarrassing now. As is the House of Lords. 0/10.
Welfare-I would give him 7/10. Tough times, but he had to get it done.
Public services-7/10. Again, tough times.
Other-0/10.
All in all a lot of zeroes. It looks harsh, but he has achieved nothing in Europe. No reform in the house of Lords. Immigration and housing have actually got worse-he is lucky I am not going into minus figures.
Overall rating? 4.5/10. He is being kept in here by the incompetence of other parties. Thank god UKIP could make him see sense on an EU referendum. Too bad they won't hold him to account on all the other issues and Labour can't either.