As we approach the eighth anniversary of the UK’s referendum on EU membership, gleeful Remainers gloat about Brexit destroying the Tory Party. Receiving around 20 per cent support in the opinion polls, the Conservatives have witnessed an almighty fall since Boris Johnson’s 2019 triumph. However, the division and exhaustion facing the historically most successful party in the West, is far more complicated than many Brussels backers would have you believe. The Brexit referendum, spearheaded by leading Tories such as Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, handed the Conservative Party a golden opportuni…
