All kinds of people whose politics I find abhorrent say they enjoy Mozzer's music, so I can't get too worked up about a Tory twunt saying he likes Moz. But I would like to hear what Moz thinks of Cameron.

I've said this before, but I wish Cameron had posed in front of the SLC...with a hoodie in the background grabbing his junk and pretending to aim a gun at Cameron's head.

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42605000/jpg /_42605175_cameronyouth203300_getty.jpg [bbc.co.uk]

Typical shallow British journalism.

What about Morrissey fans who aren't vegetarians (the vast majority)?

Are they not allowed to listen to Morrissey?

Music is wonderful, but it makes a shitty religions.

i love mozzer AND george W bush

is it too late to change election laws to let him run again?

This article might carry more weight if it had not been written by Harris, an insidious twat so far up his own arse that his ugly mug pokes out of his crap spouting orifice. Every time I see his smug mug on Late Review I want to smash it into pulp with a rusty sledgehammer.

This is such old ground that it's tedious. I couldn't care less if Robert Mugabe was a paid up Morrissey fan club member.

As has been shown on here many, many times, you don't have to share the artist's views to like their music. Cameron has as much right to appreciate Morrissey as any carnivore does.

I like Gary Glitter.

What's already become known as the race speech given by a politician Morrissey endorses, Barak Obama, today is likely to be remembered which hopefully he will have the opportunity to carry forward -

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/03/18/obama-rac e-speech-read-t_n_92077.html

....but not in a good way.

I couldnt read ALL of it in whole.

What a messed up journalist he is.
So i cant like the Smiths OR Paul Weller OR Billy Bragg because i dont vote Labour,
is that the reverse of his arguement. ....And all Labour voters cant like any artists that are not
protest singers, red, politically left wing blah blah blah...

I cant believe they printed it. None of it makes sense.

Cameron whatever his background can like any music.

I loved the Redskins but didnt rate Arthur Scargill.
Work that one out.

Its all about the music.

Im sure Morrissey wouldnt want anyone from the Tories or Labour connected or tied to the Lads Club as its well documented he cant stand the lying in all parties in the english political system. Did the people carrying banners really have nothing to do?

Labour (see Budget) are making poor people poorer and rich, richer as the Tories did in the eighties, Im voting for the Real Ale party.

I gotta go and get a pint .........

Some poeple need a lot of help to come out of the closet, just ask Michael Stipe!

--URBAN

Typical shallow British politician

Didn't Weller say he voted Conservative when the Jam first started. And he hated Red Wedge after initially getting involved. This article is typical self righteous Gaurdian nonsense.

fat, balding motherlicker!

I wasn't alive during the Thatcher years but I have heard from older people that she wasn't the best prime minister ever to put it mildly.
But have the guardian ever noticed that the Conservative Party are very different now from then?
Cameron isn't Thatcher,his policies are more centerist if anything.
The Smiths and other bands aren't anyones music.
Then again,that's the type of idiotic crap I've come to expect from the Guardian.