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That happening and with who? it is im ossible that happening and with who? it 3 impossible to say what should happen of course, is that she should fall on her sword, if she had the slightest dignity or self knowledge she would resign, she would realise the game is up. if she had any dignity or self knowledge she wouldn't have stood for this job, for which she ought to have realised she was unfitted as some of us said at the time. as it is i think she will have to be dragged out but she should be dragged out and the only reason it hasn't happened is because the divisions are so bitter within th...

In tears and always the end of a career in failure. janet daley, was this one written in the stars from long ago? or was it genuinely a surprise in the end, how... it wasn't a surprise to anybody — except for boris johnson, apparently. it was remarkable for one thing, in that it was not to do with policy, it was to do with personality. and the removal of him was being demanded, not because he had made some horrendous mistake in the way he had handled government or dealt with legislation, but because he was considered to be dishonourable, and that puts this in a very different category. and t...

He referred to this herd mentality that pushed him out, obviously, he felt unjustly, even at the end, he did not have enough self—knowledge to understand that it was his character. in fact, when he was abroad and interviewed about this, he said, "if you're expecting me to reconstruct my personality or my character, that's not going to happen." and that's absolutely right, that's not going to happen. and he was caught out in a series of what have to be assumed to be deliberate lies and obfuscations. he refused, even to the end, after three or four interviewers asked him whether he had made th...

It was remarkable for one thing, in that it was not to do with policy, it was to do with personality. and the removal of him was being demanded, not because he had made some horrendous mistake in the way he had handled government or dealt with legislation, but because he was considered to be dishonorable, and that puts this in a very different category. and the tragedy is, i suppose, if you would call it — comic tragedy — is that even at the end, as you said, he referred to this herd mentality that pushed him out, obviously, he felt unjustly, even at the end, he did not have enough self—...