Cameron, the young leader of the British Conservative Party, is anything but a conservative. Since John Major’s Prime Ministership, there has been a role reversal in British politics. As hard as it is to understand from here, the Conservatives are more liberal than the liberal Labourites. Cameron’s policies range from an Al Gorian devotion to global warming to a dogmatic opposition to Thatcherite conservatism that leave him somewhere on the political scale between Joe Lieberman and Hillary Clinton. On that same scale, Gordon Brown is probably somewhere between Lindsay (McCain lite) Graham and Arlen Specter. What to expect?