Camilla Long, "The great Sunak shaming: please stop this human sacrifice", The Sunday Times (23 June 2024)
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One young man summed things up towards the desperate, tired end. "Is there any policy you can offer me that would positively impact my life?" he whinnied. The sense of hurt entitlement and rage: me, me, me. Is Sunak a political vending machine? That's where politics is now: give me what I demand at all times.
— Camilla Long on Human sacrifice
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About Camilla Long
Camilla Elizabeth Long (born 18 June 1978) is a British newspaper columnist for The Sunday Times.
About Camilla Long
Camilla Elizabeth Long (born 18 June 1978) is a British newspaper columnist for The Sunday Times.
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