The Conservatives' 3,000-word rebuttal to a news article they don't like shines a light on precisely nothing beyond their own towering ineptitude
– which is to say, lesser liars – the circumstances of Sunday morning would be considered unfortunate. setting out in painstaking detail the unfathomable depths by which you’re not up to the job. It’s also that the guy who’s booked to go round the TV studios and tell everyone that none of it’s true, that you’re definitely up to the job, is also the guy who took it upon himself to curtail your leadership bid in 2016, announcing to the world his view that you’re not up to the job.
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