Politics is about to get boring again - so what will Boris Johnson do? | Tom Peck

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : 2024 might be a hopelessly optimistic time to be able to hold a general election that isn't still infused with the divisive madness of Brexit.
53% : I cannot, off the top of my head, think of a single one that has not been about three once-in-a-hundred year events that have all come along at once - those being, Brexit, Covid and Corbyn - and the various general elections that spawned from them.
53% : But, in three years time, when precious little has been achieved, and promises have not been kept, it is still more likely than not that those highly predisposed to Brexit, and thus to Boris Johnson, will be more forgiving than they would to any other politician.

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