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Story summary
- The current United Kingdom political turmoil mirrors the rivalry between Gordon Brown and Tony Blair, with Keir Starmer's supporters seeking to oust Wes Streeting.
- The author argues loyalty and principle should focus on ideas rather than individuals.
- They recount Conservative defections to show how loyalty can shift over time.
- Historical examples, such as Winston Churchill's shifts, illustrate that motives affect how defections are viewed.
