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The three components of Boris’s plan for government

18 December 2019

9:33 PM

18 December 2019

9:33 PM

The two most significant consequences of this election are that the United Kingdom is leaving the EU and the Tories are a national party in a way that they haven’t been for decades. Boris Johnson’s critics relish saying that these two things are incompatible, that there is no way that Brexit can be made to work for the whole country.

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