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In the general election held May 7, 2015, Cameron's Conservatives won a majority of 331 seats in the House of Commons.  

In the general election held May 7, 2015, Cameron's Conservatives won a majority of 331 seats in the House of Commons.  

Cameron made a surprise return to government when [[Liz Truss]] was rotated out of power after a disastrous 44 days in office and [[Rishi Sunak]] was undemocratically appointed to lead the government, Cameron received an appointment as Foreign Secretary.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/news/uk-leader-fires-interior-minister-who-accused-police-of-favoring-pro-palestinian-protesters/ Ex-Prime Minister David Cameron makes shock return to UK government as foreign secretary]</ref> UK political commentator [[Darren Grimes]] described the appointment as a "betrayal of the [[Brexit]] spirit".

Cameron made a surprise return to government when [[Liz Truss]] was rotated out of power after a disastrous 44 days in office and [[Rishi Sunak]] was undemocratically appointed to lead the government, Cameron received an appointment as Foreign Secretary.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/news/uk-leader-fires-interior-minister-who-accused-police-of-favoring-pro-palestinian-protesters/ Ex-Prime Minister David Cameron makes shock return to UK government as foreign secretary]</ref> UK political commentator [[Darren Grimes]] described the appointment as a "betrayal of the [[Brexit]] spirit". Cameron was almost immediately criticised for his pro-China stances, being described as a "useful idiot" for the CCP.<ref>[https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/is-lord-cameron-a-useful-idiot-for-the-ccp/ Is Lord Cameron a ‘useful idiot’ for the CCP?]</ref> Cameron defends his support for [[genocidal]] Chinese communists, and pushed for further ties with [[Xi Jinping]]'s regime..<ref>[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12789279/New-Foreign-Secretary-David-Cameron-defends-pro-China-policy-Prime-Minister-urges-Britain-engage-Beijing.html New Foreign Secretary David Cameron defends his pro-China policy as Prime Minister and urges Britain to 'engage' with Beijing]</ref>

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