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It’s not just that they fear the Brexit party, they want to be the Brexit party Sam Gyimah on Sunday became the 13th contender to replace Theresa May as Conservative leader. Just think: if only four more Tories join the contest, there will be one candidate for every single percentage point the party racked up in this weekend’s Observer/Opinium poll (a paltry 17, nine behind the Brexit party which now, for the first time, leads the pack in Westminster voting intention). Now that’s what I call a target. Yes, it’s only one survey of popular opinion. But the poll enshrines the fundamental problem confronting the Conservatives in this race. It also helps to explain why the support of Donald Trump for Boris Johnson will not harm his chances in these very specific circumstances, and why Nigel Farage is playing such a central role in the whole fetid business. One way – the normal way – of considering this election is to assess each of the candidates as a prospective leader of party and nation. If the Tories are wise, they will consider carefully the claims of Jeremy Hunt, a seasoned veteran of government who has already proved to be a much more capable foreign secretary than Johnson (to be fair, he could hardly be worse). Matt Hancock – in spite of his sticky interview on Newsnight last week – is the future-facing candidate, especially good on the social implications of the technological revolution. Penny Mordaunt is, so to speak, the “woke Brexiteer”: a true believer in the UK’s departure from the EU who is also a committed social liberal. Related: Bad shorts and bigots … my guide to the Tory leadership contest | Hannah Jane Parkinson Related: Opium-pipers, bluffers and no-dealers impress in this Tory battle of nonentities | Marina Hyde Continue reading…
