Video: David Cameron: Time for 'Conservative only government' The Prime Minister said that it had been right to enter a coalition with the Liberal Democrats in order "to reduce the deficit, take tough decisions" but that it was now time for "a government with a stronger mandate." He said he would be fighting for "a Conservative-only government" at the next election, a goal he described as "achievable." Ahead of his speech to the Conservative Party conference, Mr Cameron also higlighted policies which he said had helped hard-working people through the years of recession, citing freezes in council tax and fuel duty and a cut in income tax.