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Does Anyone Really Believe That Boris's Forced Departure Will Heal Divisions In The Conservative Government?

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naomi24 | 07:10 Sat 09th Jul 2022 | News
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Excellent article from Carole Malone writing in the Daily Express.

https://www.express.co.uk/comment/expresscomment/1637232/boris-johnson-conservative-party-leadership-contest
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And if Remain had won, Cameron would still have been PM and there'd be no immediate route to power.
10:38 Sun 10th Jul 2022
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No one thought leave would win JDavis, including Boris - and everyone that voted for it if they're honest. He wanted the vote to be close, so that he could challenge Cameron for the leadership.

He was flummoxed when it actually happened because he didn't want to be the PM that actually had to deal with it. Hence why Theresa May ended up with the job.
23:25 Sun 10th Jul 2022
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Fair point, Tomus.
09:57 Mon 11th Jul 2022

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