article_snippet.sent: : Cameron has insisted Cameron has 'no end' of passion in an interview with The Spectator .
article_snippet.sent: Cameron has admitted that what Cameron called Cameron ‘calm smoothness’ could give people the wrong impression about how urgently Cameron wants to win the General Election.
article_snippet.sent: In an interview with The Spectator, Cameron insisted Cameron had
article_snippet.sent: no end’ of passion but was a Conservative, a tribe of ‘practical, sensible, clear-headed’ people who ‘don’t always wear their beliefs on their sleeve’.
article_snippet.sent: Asked why many people believe Cameron must do more to demonstrate that Cameron really wants to win, Cameron said: ‘I don’t know.
article_snippet.sent: There is something about Cameron –
article_snippet.sent: I went to five seats, I did five speeches, I didn’t finish until way after the other party leaders were home having TV training or something. '
article_snippet.sent: Cameron yesterday faced one of Cameron most hostile interviews so far in the campaign.
article_snippet.sent: Chris Smith, a Radio 1 Newsbeat presenter, repeatedly interrupted Cameron and offered Cameron a £1,000 bet that Cameron would not win the election outright.
article_snippet.sent: Clearly irritated, Cameron said: ‘Have you got some God-given right to declare what the result of the election is?’
article_snippet.sent: Cameron insisted that ‘there is every opportunity in the next 15 days for there to be a majority government’.