Get It Right: Cameron Is a Euro-Skeptic
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The first time I had lunch with David Cameron, I noticed that he was wearing something odd. He sported a pair of European Union cufflinks. It was a striking thing to do in those days, the early 1990s. The Conservative Party was rowing constantly about the EU, and he worked as a special adviser to a Eurosceptic Cabinet minister. So naturally, I asked him about them.
I don’t think European federalists should have a monopoly on being part of Europe, he replied. And in explaining his choice of cufflinks on that day many years ago, he provided an insight into the position on Europe he has held since.
