Following the May 2010 election, the Conservatives won the most seats but were short of a majority, resulting in a hung parliament. Labour Leader [[Gordon Brown]] resigned, and Cameron was appointed Prime Minister, leading a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government. The Cameron premiership, particularly in coalition with the Lib Dems, advanced the [[homosexual agenda]] by legalising [[same-sex 'marriage'|same-sex marriage]],<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2013/02/06/lawmakers-approve-gay-marriage/ British Lawmakers Approve Gay Marriage]</ref> a move that Cameron wrongly views as "conservative". | Following the May 2010 election, the Conservatives won the most seats but were short of a majority, resulting in a hung parliament. Labour Leader [[Gordon Brown]] resigned, and Cameron was appointed Prime Minister, leading a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government. The Cameron premiership, particularly in coalition with the Lib Dems, advanced the [[homosexual agenda]] by legalising [[same-sex 'marriage'|same-sex marriage]],<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2013/02/06/lawmakers-approve-gay-marriage/ British Lawmakers Approve Gay Marriage]</ref> a move that Cameron wrongly views as "conservative". |