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This is the first time I've seen Dan Hannan sound fed up about his own side's radicalisation.
To date he has been very loyal to the Leave movement's centre of gravity.
To date he has been very loyal to the Leave movement's centre of gravity.
And being nostalgic for a more measured style of Brexitism, of which he was a significant voice.
It's also, to my mind, a tacit acknowledgement that this botched Brexit is not simply down to "Remainer May" - a gross mischaracterisation of what has happened (yet also a characteristic abdication of responsibility by Leavers).
