I have a wish – for just one Brexit MP to admit they were wrong ✒️ David Davis has decided to tell his side of the story, and it’s the same narrative we always get: it’s all someone else’s fault 📨 Read IanDunt's latest newsletter here
It’s always the same story: a fantasy which turned into a nightmare coupled with a determined attempt to absolve yourself of personal responsibilityFormer Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union David Davis speaks to the media during a press conference to offer an alternative Brexit plan on 15 January 2019
And yet the Brexit project made a mess of him. Now he has decided to tell his side of the story, and it’s the same narrative we always get: it’s all someone else’s fault.first outlining I suppose that puts us at 2028. This is actually a fairly modest timetable. Jacob Rees-Mogg thinks it will take 50 years for the “overwhelming opportunity for Brexit” to make itself clear. Liam Fox is looking forward to 2060, when “it is predicted that there will be 1.1 billion middle-class Africans”. And Nigel Farage,, has set the deadline for never. “I never said it would be a beneficial thing to leave and everyone would be better off,” he told LBC.
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