Conservative MPs are howling about the Labour leader’s own alleged breach of the law – to no good effect
The damage inflicted by politicians’ lockdown law-breaking has already happened, and it has been sustained by Boris Johnson. Those voters who feel strongly about it will continue to do so if they lost relatives during lockdown and weren’t allowed to see them. For others, the effect will fade. Barnard Castle still comes up occasionally in focus groups, but I thought Johnson would pay a higher price than he did for failing to sack Dominic Cummings for his lockdown breaches.
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