Davis interview:
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Notes May only won Chequers debate by "1 or 2", which I take as a bit of stirring
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Talks much more about politics of process than about substance
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Invited to encourage others to reaign, but quite reserved on that, despite talk of principle. Marks himself as being in different position from others
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Still articulating a view of acquis that doesn't fit reality very well, but that's neither here or there. More an OPPO to riff on 'taking back control'
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Concession that May is "primary negotiator", with "more conciliatory " approach
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Main gripe appears to be that door is now open to more concessions (fair enough), so resigning to try and stiffed resolve
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Still doesn't understand timeline dynamics and how they differ from usual process
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It's all very curious: many invites to stick the knife in, but passing up the opportunity.
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🤔🤔🤔
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