Attitude magazine runs Labour's latest Camera-on / Camera-off campaign

As we know, David Cameron likes to assess his audience and say what he thinks different groups of people want to hear.

Last week, in an interview with Johann Hari, he persisted that he’d abstained on voting on gay adoption rights, when he’d actually voted against them twice previously.

Today, Attitude magazine asks “can we trust David Cameron?”

Alongside the piece, Attitude is running Labour’s latest take on the Camera-on / Camera-off online campaign:

Cameron off

Find out more at the LGBT Labour website.

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Alex is the founder and CEO of The Cares Family. He was editor and first director of LabourList in 2009-2010, during which time he established the site as the number one Labour blog, and later an aide to Ed Miliband.

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