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Sat 04 Apr 2007True blue new boyBiographyThe Tories in 2005 - humiliated by a third successive election defeat - chose David Cameron because they thought he would make a charismatic and dynamic opposition leader.Young and telegenic, he would contrast pleasingly with the dour British prime minister-in-waiting, Gordon Brown, and carry forward a modernising agenda. Few if any thought he might win the next election. Fifteen months later his lead in opinion polls is so commanding that Labour MPs are now asking each other whether they should dump Brown and go for David Miliband as PM, because the latter might be "their" Cameron. It is no surprise then, as the political pendulum shows signs of swinging from red to blue, that supporters and opponents alike are beginning to ask: "Just who is David Cameron?"
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