Wednesday, 28 December 2011

Tories say they want to leave EU and prefer Boris to Cameron

Tories say they want to leave EU and prefer Boris to Cameron

Andrew Grice: Some 92 per cent of party believe PM's vetoing of a new EU treaty was his best moment, poll shows.



A majority of Conservative Party members want Britain to leave the European Union. A poll of 1,566 party members, carried out for The Independent by the ConservativeHome website, shows that David Cameron delighted the Tory grassroots by vetoing a new EU treaty at this month's summit in Brussels.

But the survey also suggests that he may have created hopes of forging a more detached relationship with the EU that he may find difficult to fulfil – and that he will come under pressure from his party to continue to prove his Eurosceptic credentials. If he does, he would risk fuelling tensions with the Liberal Democrats and his fellow EU leaders. If he does not, he would upset many of his party's activists.

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