Conservative party members queued for two hours to get in to the hall to hear David Cameron speak. They weren't disappointed. If George Osborne played the bad cop role on Tuesday with his warning of tens of billions of savings, David Cameron was the good cop today. It was a very human speech, talking about his family and, briefly but movingly, about the loss of his son. "What I want to talk about today is how good things could be," he began.
Watching the whole speech, two things struck me about David Cameron and his leadership of the Conservative party.
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