Rees-Mogg's Douglas Ross attack betrays desperation to change narrative

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : They insist Johnson's very poor reputation among Scottish voters is "priced in" but they have real fears the successive revelations about No 10's disdain for its own lockdown regulations, the mishandling of the Owen Paterson crisis and Johnson's generally shambolic leadership over Brexit are doing deep damage to the party's brand as a whole, and thus to Scottish voters' confidence in the union.
59% : Setting aside the inaccuracy of Rees-Mogg's charge that Ross has not championed Brexit - he has - this strategy was intended to conceal a far more uncomfortable truth for Johnson, his cabinet and the Tory party at large:
56% : He has been constantly in opposition to the prime minister, against Brexit; he is not somebody you would expect to say helpful things about the prime minister."

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