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The Constitutional Consequences of Boris Johnson

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  • May 24, 2023
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Sam Freedman
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Around ten days ago there was a conference in Bournemouth held by the Conservative Democratic Organisation or, as everyone else calls it, the “Bring Back Boris” faction of the Tory... Show More

Around ten days ago there was a conference in Bournemouth held by the Conservative Democratic Organisation or, as everyone else calls it, the “Bring Back Boris” faction of the Tory Party. Johnson’s most loyal MPs were all there – Jacob Rees-Mogg, Nadine Dorries, Andrea Jenkyns, and so on. It’s funded by former Conservative chair Peter Cruddas, who was ennobled by Johnson in 2020 despite the unanimous opposition of the House of Lords appointments committee. He donated half a million pounds to the party a

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Alex Thomas @AlexGAThomas · May 24, 2023
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Excellent post from Sam. And striking that he has reached the conclusion that some of our institutional and constitutional conventions/assumptions need a stronger statutory underpinning. I agree. I don’t love it that we now need more legal binding, but it is a Johnsonian legacy
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