Government described as a 'Brokeback Coalition'

The transcript discusses an incident where David Davis, a senior Conservative MP, made indiscreet remarks about the coalition government, which were overheard by journalists. His comments included critiques on the lack of diversity and policy decisions within the coalition. Despite not being in the cabinet, Davis is seen as influential among disaffected MPs. Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, acknowledges the novelty of the coalition and the concerns it raises. The incident highlights internal tensions and differing views within the Conservative party regarding the coalition with the Liberal Democrats.

What implications did David Davis's comments have for the Conservative party?

What was the significance of David Davis's silence after his comments were made public?