David Cameron Announces Resignation As Prime Minister

[IThinkItsForYou]

"The country requires fresh leadership because I wanted to stay in the EU." Then we get Theresa May, a remainer

[jakemyhill]

Over 5 years ago, feels like yesterday. All those journalists and reporters hunched together and not a mask in sight, those were the days

[thetruth]

Good speech, thanks David for rightly giving the country a voice. He did the right thing standing down after losing the referendum

[Justwanthavefun_]

Is sad see David Cameron resignation. He been doing a lot in his PM time . He been through some many problems Recession, epidemic disease, terrorism, Scotland referendum

[TheLifeOfDan]

He did a good job, he gave the public exactly what they wanted, the Scottish in their referendum and the whole of the U.K. In this one.

[stymieman]

Yep - totally love this speech. With fading voice the PM states "I love this country and I will do everything I can to ensure it succeeds" - he deserves enormous credit but time has come for a new direction. A true principled man who stood tall to the end....:)

[cBearTV-]

Right now I can't help thinking how good it would be for the NHS to have the extra cash the side of that bus promised!

[ianclayson]

power to the people (the way it should be, right or wrong)

[desireeslaten]

So the not only were the people listened to, their opposition knew when to step down??

Damn, I'm impressed. #Brexit

[mrfookayu]

I'm just here in 2021 looking back on what we were and what we are now. How things have changed 🤦

[TheJames]

It's his fault, people have had enough but he didn't listen

[red_star_MN]

"trust the people with big decisions" LOL, that turned out well didnt it ?!?!?!?!!!

[devon]

This was such a sad day, the biggest mistake of his term as PM. David Cameron wasn't always a great prime minister but he did a better job than Major, Blair, Brown put together.

[juliantaylor]

I wish he could have stayed on. He was a great PM and would have seen Brexit through brilliantly. Great great man.

[harunotodoroki]

He misread the people so badly. The biggest political blunder in uk

[arthurmugabe]

Democracy is like bitter berries. Sour but helpful

[johnrobinson]

Parliament in London has yet to come to terms with the reality that it is in fact their fault. A lot is their fault

[daveduenod]

A friend of mine works in Birmingham, and some people voted to leave because of the bedroom tax, if true,  it serves him right .

[Sir_Foxie_The_Valiant]

britian (formaly the uk) is goign to rip itself apart

[Erdavorn]

He kind of looks relieved, doesn't he?