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Whips Nightmare offers a unique account of the greatest mutiny of Conservative voters in the Party's long and successful history. As part of the 'Westminster Eight' which also included Teresa Gorman and Sir Teddy Taylor, Christopher Gill was at the forefront of opposition to the concept of European political union. As an MP who witnessed the events at first hand Christopher Gill affords the reader a fascinating insight into what went on behind the scenes and why an unprecedented 4.5 million voters abandoned the Conservative Party at the polls in the late nineties. The author offers some scathing views on the leadership of the party and the ill-starred administrations of John Major. Of Iain Duncan Smith in 1993 he wrote, "Iain, possibly more than anyone else understands how to undermine the (Tory) Government position, and will probably make a name for himself".
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