Learning the new rules of strategy

AS I watched the BBC news from my hospital bed in London, I am bemused by the political show that is unraveling in the United Kingdom. Former close friends, David Cameron, Michael Gore and Boris Johnson of the Conservative Party have all gone separate ways. First the split when voting on Brexit where Gore and Johnson led the “leave” movement against Cameron’s “remain” stance. Then Cameron resigns when Brexit “leave” won the referendum votes.

Just when Johnson looks like becoming the next leader of the Conservative Party and effectively the next Prime Minister, he was gored/stabbed in the back by Gore who ditched Johnson to throw in his own hat to fight for the job that he earlier said that he did not want.