In the most simplistic terms, next month’s general election is a two-horse race between the Conservatives who, in the phrase of the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, want to “get Brexit done”, and the Labour Party, which for the past three-and-a-half years has sought to prevent Brexit at every opportunity.
Many Catholics can surely be forgiven for seeing things somewhat differently, and casting their votes not necessarily for the party proposing the best policies for the country but for the one that has adopted those policies which are the least evil.
