Andrew Gilligan: Mercy, please and mark my words – fewer media hungry ministers in a future Tory team would be a blessing

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Andrew Gilligan: Mercy, please and mark my words – fewer media hungry ministers in a future Tory team would be a blessing

The lesson is clear: a little like the armed forces, you can survive in politics only as a team, not as individuals. Mercer and Francois, despite both having served in the Army, forgot this. The importance of discipline does, thankfully, appear to have been learned by the diminished remnants of the parliamentary party. The post Andrew Gilligan: Mercy, please and mark my words – fewer media hungry ministers in a futur…