The Reformer
Changing the system from inside it, principle turned into change.
Michael Gove is a prominent Conservative politician known for his roles in various government ministries. This interview reveals his thoughtful approach to leadership, emphasizing the importance of personal background and experience in shaping his views and policies.
“Well, precisely in some cases they were enhanced, and in some cases actually with Australia and New Zealand, why they were quite extensive trade deals, I'm not sure they necessarily worked in the interests of British agriculture.”
“I think he's like a storm or a typhoon in that he's a force of nature which brings some good things and some bad things. And I got into trouble in the past when I've tried to characterize Trump because he so strongly polarizes people that when I've been critical of him folk on the right of call me a squish and a sellout.”
“First of all, I think that there are some areas where I do agree with Farage. And secondly, I also think that he is absolutely not a racist. And one of the charges that's flung at him is that he either out of prejudice or out of cynicism plays with the politics of race and identity. I don't think that.”
“Difficult to describe someone else's position when they've been a critic and to be entirely fair. But I think that Funner's view would be the comprehensive system of state education, particularly And that in particular England, more than Scotland and Wales, has suffered in the past from a form of elitism, a desire to separate children int…”
The Rest Is Politics: Leading — 159. Michael Gove: My Journey From Left to Right (Part 1)
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