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“Let's grasp the opportunities and freedoms of Brexit and believe in our great nation.”
“Our membership of the E.U. muddied the waters of accountability, making it easy for U.K. elected politicians to pass the buck to Brussels, effectively denying the British people full democratic representation.”
“I remember election night 2019, when Boris led us to victory, and brought an end to the chaos of the post-Brexit parliament. He held together a remarkably broad coalition. He presented a clear and powerful message to the British people: 'get Brexit done.'”
“My belief in an efficient, low-tax state was set early. I owe a lot of that to my mum. She was a Conservative councillor in Brent for 16 years.”
“In legal terms, E.U. concepts of direct effect and the supremacy of E.U. law no longer form part of our law.”
“Those who see Brexit through the lens of declinism are misguided.”
“The job of Home Secretary is an immense and unrelenting responsibility.”
“Racism that would be called out if it were directed against any other minority is explained away or ignored when it comes to Jews.”
“The work I do in challenging criminal sentences that appear to be too low is probably my most publicised 'public interest' function. Other important decisions I take include granting applications for new inquests, or deciding whether to grant consent for certain prosecutions.”
“Don't vote for me because I'm a woman.”
“Thousands of E.U. law instruments have come onto the U.K. statute book - all without the democratic legitimacy our constitutional traditions expect.”
“Police deserve respect, they deserve public confidence - but in too many instances that confidence has been eroded and needlessly damaged.”
“With Britain's departure from the E.U. and the new Trade and Co-operation Agreement we begin the next chapter in our story of democracy, marking a new sovereignty which, like our history, will lead to a fairer and more prosperous society.”
“For our country to be truly sovereign, we must be able to decide who enters our territory and on what terms.”
“My views are not triangulated or calibrated. They are as much a part of me as my DNA.”
“E.U. law was often the result of a messy compromise, brokered in back rooms.”
“Pressure often brings clarity.”
“The constitutional and political importance of the law office of the Attorney General is such that you can't just job share, and you can't dip in and out - there needs to be an Attorney General in place.”
“The majority of British people voted in good faith for the U.K. to leave the E.U.”
“There is no such thing as a trivial crime.”