Mr. MacLean, a Nova Scotian who has blogged under the rubric of the Disraeli-Macdonald Institute, is a contributing editor of The New York Sun. He is also the author of our Brexit Diary.
‘Yes the polls are bad, but there is still everything to play for,’ says the Conservative who negotiated the independence of Britain from Europe.
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The worst case scenario is that the Tories get reduced to 90 seats, or less, in a Labor landslide, but our Diarist, who was right about Brexit, suggests the Conservatives have time to turn things around.
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Will Prime Minister Sunak himself be reshuffled?
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Will Lord Frost see ‘what King, Noble, and Priest could not’?
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For the promise of the vote in 2016 to be fulfilled, a political ‘seven-year itch’ is required, our Brexit Diarist contends.
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Rees-Mogg decries the Commons for its vindictiveness in a vote by, among others, a faction that wanted to remain part of Europe.
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‘Citizen Boris’ makes most of his pending punishments moot.
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Conservatives will have to decide in the end on which side they stand.
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This is a question that can be answered with ‘Only the Shadow knows.’
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Stories are circulating around Westminster that the Tories will be rent asunder, our Brexit Diarist reports.
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Britain now awaits a more worthy paladin to defend the promise of Brexit, our Diarist concludes.
By STEPHEN MacLEAN
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The man who quit Boris Johnson’s cabinet over liberty principles says he’ll stand in the next general election under the banner of the Conservative Party.
By STEPHEN MacLEAN
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