Disappointed...

OK, I'm a mug. I admit it. I fell for it.

I was stupid enough to belief that when we got rid of the dreaded Broon and his crowd of incompetent wastrels that things could only get better. I suppose I should have remembered that Blair used that line as his campaign song, and look how that turned out!

Now I know that the Conservative Party did not win the election and that a coalition has to make compromises, but I really did expect better of Cameron.

I expected him to deal with the excesses of the bankers, not just let then carry on paying themselves obscene bonuses. At the very least not in the banks that we actually own...

I expected him to honour his manifesto promiss for an Eu referendum. I did not expect him to do a complete 180 degree U-turn on the issue after being presented with a petition with over 350,000 signatures on it. I expected better reasoning than that he thought it was 'inappropriate'...

I expected him to stand his ground on NHS reforms not to start faffing about pretending to 'listen and reconsider' when the decisions have already been made...

I expected him to make tough decisions about the public finances, not give away our money to foreign countries who don't need it just to suck up to them to support us in a war we shouldn't be involved in in the first place...

I expected him to start making plans to brings the troops home like he said he would...

Instead, I am forced to use the most powerful word in the English language to judge his performance so far. I am disappointed.

I thought better of you, Cameron. I thought you were a statesman. I thought you had backbone. I thought you would make a good Prime Minister.

I was wrong.