Overconfidence is Higgins’s worst enemy

Over recent years the presumptions of the powerful have been rejected in spectacular ways by discontented voters.

Overconfidence is Higgins’s worst enemy

Over recent years the presumptions of the powerful have been rejected in spectacular ways by discontented voters.

The let-them-eat-cake hubris of convention has been usurped by scattergun protest voting, often with unimagined consequences.

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