Badenoch must continue to argue for a politics of imperfection

Badenoch must continue to argue for a politics of imperfection

Boris Johnson confessed in yesterday’s Daily Mail that he has had private treatment for a kidney stone. He began by pretending to be embarrassed about this, and ended with a trenchant defence of private medicine. The public mood is changing. Many of us know people of modest means who have chosen to pay for private treatment. The assumption that the state should monopolise the provision of health, and of welfare more generally, is widely recognis…

Badenoch must continue to argue for a politics of imperfection - Conservative Angle

Boris Johnson confessed in yesterday’s Daily Mail that he has had private treatment for a kidney stone. He began by pretending to be embarrassed about this, and ended with a trenchant defence of private medicine. The public mood is changing. Many of us know people of modest means who have chosen to pay for private treatment. The assumption that the state should monopolise the provision of health, and of welfare more generally, is widely recognis…