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The prime minister is dismayingly casual about issues that do not have immediate political implications. For instance, heedless of anything Chris Huhne did or did not do about speeding points, his tenure as energy secretary was disastrous because of his fixation with wind power. His departure offered a new start. But his fellow Lib Dem successor Edward Davey seems a colourless clone, chanting the same vacuous mantras.Why the sleepwalk with policies that threaten a critical energy shortfall a decade hence? A Tory insider says: "Dave simply isn't interested, because he knows he will have left Downing Street by then."Mr Cameron is an impulsive actor ... He personally approved Prince William's Falklands posting as a helicopter pilot, despite Foreign Office and Ministry of Defence scepticism.
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