Theresa's last supper was a festival of ordinary men. But which is Judas? | Hannah Jane Parkinson

Boris, IDS, Jacob and co came and went, but no coup emerged. So what went on at Chequers, except a load of manspreading?On Sunday, in a sit-down meal probably a shade more horrific but less cerebral than that scene in Hannibal when a corrupt official is served a slice of his own brain to eat, Theresa May invited some of her cabinet to Chequers for Sunday lunch.The guest list, I’m sorry, was just a roll-call of those now familiar basic white-boy names: David Davis, David Lidington, Damian Green, Dominic Raab, Steve Baker, Steve Barclay. Michael Gove, Alistair Burt and Boris Johnson were also invited, as were those excess-syllabic numpties Jacob Rees-Mogg and Iain Duncan Smith: so awful they named them both three times. I am not sure if there was a specific dress code, but you were not allowed to come if you were not an older white man (collectively known as a blizzard). Continue reading…
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