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Douglas Murray: Britain's Leaders Have Lost the Art of Governing Beyond Opposition

Newseze Wire·Tue, Jun 23, 1:21 AMWire: The Free Press
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Douglas Murray: Britain's Leaders Have Lost the Art of Governing Beyond Opposition

Murray argues that Britain's recent prime ministers, including Starmer, lack a coherent governing vision—winning elections by rejecting predecessors rather than offering affirmative policy direction, a challenge that tests democratic renewal.

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