David Cameron tells the British they are not angry, they are pessimistic

By Bagehot

A WEEK in the past the Labour chief Ed Miliband outdated his annual convention speech to area a gigantic wager on the madden of the British public, telling voters that a Labour authorities would notice their fierce desire to stare bankers taxed, capitalist “predators” regulated, profit cheats caught and globalisation tamed. This afternoon, the top minister and Conservative chief David Cameron gave a speech to his social gathering’s annual convention that acknowledged many of the identical themes of voter dissatisfaction, nonetheless then equipped a extremely diversified clear up, staking his all on a gamble that what ails Britain is not madden, nonetheless pessimism.