article_snippet: So by historical standards, David Cameron’s revelation that, if the voters send David Cameron’s back to Downing Street in May, David Cameron’s will step down after five years and allow somebody else to lead the Conservatives into the 2020 election, counts as a genuine bombshell.
article_snippet: I am sorry to say this is almost certainly the scenario that awaits Mr Cameron.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron has revealed Mr Cameron will stand down as Prime Minister before 2020 if Mr Cameron wins the next election .
article_snippet: If Mr Cameron returns to No 10 in May, which looks increasingly likely, then it will be as a lame-duck Prime Minister.
article_snippet: For the awkward squad on the Tory backbenches, the penalties for rebellion will seem trivial and short-lived, since a new leader will be along in a year or two.
article_snippet: And for a lame-duck Prime Minister ambitious colleagues, the leadership campaign will begin on the day a lame-duck Prime Minister walks back into No 10.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron and Mr Cameron wife Samantha Cameron invited the cameras into David Cameron and his wife Samantha Cameron Oxfordshire home ahead of the election, during which a lame-duck Prime Minister made the revelation that a lame-duck Prime Minister would step down before a third term .
article_snippet: Indeed, for George Osborne, Boris Johnson and Theresa May, the leadership campaign may well have already begun.
article_snippet: And if Mr Cameron sticks to Mr Cameron promise to serve a full five-year term, the leadership campaign will drag on until the beginning of 2020.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron will have cause to regret Mr Cameron decision.
article_snippet: And if Mr Cameron manages to retain power on May 7, then I believe Mr Cameron will bitterly regret the casual manner in which Mr Cameron threw away so much of Mr Cameron authority.
highlights_snippet: If re-elected in May, re-elected in May will serve a full five years but then quit Number 10 .