2007 March 21, Andy Beckett, “The Cameroons”, inThe Guardian[2]:
He fears that in downplaying traditional Conservative causes, in changing the party to be more in tune with modern Britain, theCameroons have in effect accepted that they won't change the country much in office.
2010 September 13, Iain Martin, “Nick Boles: The Coalition’sCameroon Outrider”, inWall Street Journal:
Today, I spy a coalition outrider: Nick Boles, MP for Grantham, founder of Policy Exchange and the archetypalCameroon ultra-modernizer. I don’t think Boles even owned a tie until he was elected to the House of Commons. That’s how much of aCameroon the man is.
2012 March 30, James Chapman, “Gorgeous George and why Ed Miliband must now pray Ken Livingstone wins London”, inDaily Mail[3]:
Maude was a moderniser before modernity dawned in the Tory ranks, aCameroon before David Cameron.
2023 November 13, Bagehot, “What David Cameron's return says about British politics”, inEconomist[4]:
Mr Cameron won significantly smaller vote shares than either Theresa May or Boris Johnson. There are not manyCameroons in Britain. Outside some newspaper op-ed pages, there never were.
