Life got harder for the (not well known) David Cameron when another David Cameron became prime minister in 2010.
Angry voters began to email him, “ranting” at the “state of the country and telling me I should be ashamed of myself,” the unfamous Cameron, an artist in Cheshire, told Metro.
And there are reportedly over 3,000 people in the US called Michael Jordan.
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