Anyone that is focusing on themselves, who seeks to divide Cabinet or who tries to distract attention from this key task is not worthy of a seat in government.
It is believed that the Conservatives will again have a poor campaign, and that voters will punish them further on economic grounds. I believe this is heuristics, not thorough analysis.
These are early days. But, on these findings, it isn’t worth commissioning expensive polls when one can simply read our survey each month for free.
A Momentum-esque movement is exactly what the Right is screaming for, and he is cornering the woefully forgotten right-wing social media platform.
The prospect of crowning the the Brexit Secretary as leader is not without its attractions at first glance, but turns out on closer inspection to be deeply problematic.
Plus: I was a bit hard on Javid. I have a bit of time for Cable. On May’s modesty and decency. And: ttthhhwwwaaaccckkk!…there goes the ball, straight down the fairway.
Some Ministers and Conservative MPs are so spooked by Corbyn that they are in danger of losing their heads.
On that last question, so many potential runners and riders were named over the weekend that we could have provided a very long list indeed…
New polling shows he’s still the public’s top choice – significantly higher than Ruth Davidson in second and much higher than David Davis in third.
He isn’t perfect – and acclamation isn’t the ideal method. But the Conservatives face a crisis and must take action accordingly.
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And Boris’s presence in the news helps him to draw support from other potential pro-Brexit candidates.
Whatever one’s view of Cameron’s future, all that those who raise it now are achieving is to divert attention from the referendum debate.
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