Michael Gove Confesses to 'Moral Cowardice' in Brexit Campaign
In a revealing interview, Gove admits not being honest with David Cameron about his leading role in the Leave campaign, sparking a rift between the former allies.
- Michael Gove admitted to 'moral cowardice' for not being upfront with David Cameron about his role in the Brexit referendum campaign.
- Gove was persuaded by Vote Leave campaign coordinator Dominic Cummings to take a more prominent role than he initially intended.
- The admission highlights a rift between Gove and Cameron, who were once close friends and political allies.
- Gove's decision to support the Leave campaign and later to run for Conservative leader after losing confidence in Boris Johnson's suitability for the role are also discussed.
- The interviews reveal the personal and political fallout of the Brexit referendum, including the impact on careers and relationships.