The Conservative Party had it all back in 2019. It was served up to them on an electoral plate, an 80-seat majority on the promise they’d seamlessly deliver Brexit. Traditional Labour voters in red wall seats were happy to lend their vote to the blue rosette because their time-honoured choice at the ballot box, led by Jeremy Corbyn, seemed to be betraying their patriotic love of the Queen and country. They felt that a promising future under Boris Johnson was now to be one of prosperity, pride, and real sovereignty. It did not take long to realise though, that those blonde scruffy-haired Tory m…
