The suicide of the opposition is allowing some of the worst politicians I have seen in my lifetime to escape punishment. In any functioning democracy, Chris Grayling would not have served in David Cameron’s two administrations. The anti-EU campaign would not talk of him as a big beast, worthy to stand alongside such statesmen as Nigel Farage and George Galloway. The opposition would have driven Grayling from office years ago. We would remember him as a thug and a bungler – assuming, that is, we remembered him at all.
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