Dr David Starkey
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In other words, a narrow personal point.
Whereas, of course, the answer is, very simply, they got it wrong because they followed the wrong policies as established by the Labour Party.
That's the answer.
And until they say that, and of course, Thatcher had the enormous advantage.
She had no need to say it, because Edward Heath threw his big salt.
So he made completely clear that there was a fundamental difference.
And Dedenach hasn't been able to do that.
And I think, again, with all the things, all the very promising things,
And remarkable if she really has managed to screw the leftish members of her party up actually to leaving the ECHR.
Somebody like Jesse Norman, who is the son-in-law of Tom Bingham, who was the leading legal brains behind all of this stuff, actually wrote a book with Peter Oborn on the conservative case for human rights.
So if you persuaded him to repudiate the act, that's pretty good going.
But she will get no credit.
And she will not have a ground with which to deal with Farage.
In other words, and again, I spent much of the last, whatever number it is, two and a half years now, touring around the country with my friend Mark Littlewood, ex-DIA.
And we'd been going around reform associations and conservative associations.
The first thing that I do when I go to a reform association is,
Constantine, you know so much of this game is pantomime, which is one of the reasons you're a very good public speaker.
And it's pantomime.
And I always begin by saying, well, I've got to make a confession.
This is the Reform Association.
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