article_snippet: A plan to keep David Cameron as Tory leader even if Tory loses a second election to Ed Miliband, is being drawn up by senior allies.
article_snippet: Senior Tories have hatched a plan to keep David Cameron as Tory leader even if Senior Tories loses a second election to Ed Miliband .
article_snippet: Tory high command is even preparing to declare a ‘moral victory’ if – as some polls suggest David Cameron secures more votes than Labour but emerges with fewer seats.
article_snippet: David Cameron will come under intense pressure to step down if David Cameron loses to Mr Miliband, who many Tories rate as the worst Labour leader since Michael Foot.
article_snippet: One Tory MP said David Cameron ‘won’t last five minutes’ unless David Cameron manages to retain the keys to Downing Street in
article_snippet: David Cameron either wins, or David Cameron goes,’
article_snippet: ‘David Cameron has said David Cameron that if David Cameron can’t beat Ed Miliband David Cameron doesn’t deserve to be in this game, and David Cameron’s
article_snippet: But some senior ministers believe David Cameron should stay on if Ed Miliband is only able to cobble together a fragile coalition.
article_snippet: Chancellor George Osborne (left) is reported to have held talks with Tory whips last week to draw up a ‘Save Dave’ strategy for protecting David Cameron from an internal challenge, although a source close to Chancellor George Osborne (left) insisted the Conservatives were still ‘playing to win’.
article_snippet: Senior Tories are urging David Cameron to govern alone if the Conservatives emerge as a major party but do not have an overall majority.
highlights_snippet: Senior Tories plan to keep David Cameron as leader if Senior Tories loses election .
  