So: what will Cameron's Legacy Be?

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It's still going on, even though the three organisers are no longer in government.

Roses, I thought that everyone was supposed to want a more serious PMQs, as Corbyn tried to bring in. Obviously not.

Disappointing that the father of a disabled child (who claimed benefits for his son) went out of his way to make it difficult for other disabled people to survive.

Gay marriage ??? He took the opportunity for the state to tell people that their religion is secondary to the sexual orientation of others. I believe in gay marriage but to force it onto churches is bizarre, time for a gay church I think, where people can accommodate their own preferences without affecting the long held beliefs of others.

He has presided over massive inequality, the bedroom tax, the wrong assessments of disabled people, the benefits sanctions and his horrible all over shine.........

A man equally estranged from compassion and a hot flannel. I am glad he has gone.

Yes Jen but IDS couldn't have brought them in without the approval of Cameron ,IDS thought them out and Cameron pressed the green button

PMQ's has always been about showboating.

I don't see why personal insults and well rehearsed poor jokes plus avoidance of answering a direct question makes good PMQ, he said himself it was referred to as his show

Never answering a single question in PMQ?

In PMQ he beat Millipede every time and after the first one Corbin too but that doesn't mean I agree with his politics.

If you dislike a politician ( and his/her ideaology) it is easy peasy to pick holes in their 'legacy" ( what would it be for Corbyn one wonders....the break up of the Labour Party?)There, told you it was easy!
For Cameron, on a serious note, only time will tell what his legacy will be like.If Brexit goes well and the UK can look back ( from the future) he will be remembered as the PM who by giving a referendum ( and us voting out) did us a tremendous favour.Or not, depending on how things go.Who would be PM.... What a job!

I think of those as IDS legacy, Annie. IDS, Cameron and Osborne interchangeable.

Ensuring Sir Mark and Carol Thatcher had only minimum funeral costs when they buried their mother.

Bedroom tax. Increase in homeless. Benefits cuts to the disabled.

Nothing wrong with gay marriage. That's the best bit of his legacy. Not sure he'd want his legacy to be the break up of the EU and the UK.
Perhaps he'll want the gay marriage to be his only legacy remembered.

If nothing else this upheaval will hopefully stop Jeremy Corbyn from having a legacy! Now that would be the stuff nightmares are made of!!

I am glad gay marriage has been legalised.

Not much.

What's wrong with gay marriage?

Gay marriage with the break up of two unions, the EU and the UK. What a legacy!

You are wrong about Wilson, he left office when early stages of dementia were diagnosed . So which labour PM's were pushed out by their own party?

But only after she had been Prime Minister for 10 years.

Prime Ministers, all Prime Ministers, have a shelf life. Right for the job when elected, not right a number of years later.

Some, like Wilson and Cameron, jump before they are pushed. Others are ejected by the electorate, like Gordon Brown. Others like Mrs Thatcher overstay their welcome and get kicked out.

If thatcher was so respected throughout most of the world why did her cabinet knife her and boot her out of no 10

People were asking for a referendum, it was his election promise that he would give us one. The amount of people that turned out justified having one, despite nearly half the population not agreeing with the outcome. He did the honourable thing by resigning as he wanted to remain in Europe.He will be remembered for that. I thought the humour and wit shown on his last say in office was fantastic. Regarding Margaret Thatcher, she was known and respected throughout most if the world.

Too soon to say. It took a while to suss out Tony Blair and 13 years for Chilcott to finally nail him.

The legacy of Mrs Thatcher is still subject to constant change.

And a hoody!!!!

He did hug a husky