Never has the Conservative party entered a general election campaign feeling more confident about victory. Much of that confidence is due to the abject weakness of the Labour party, but much is also due to Theresa May.
Since taking office she has made remarkable progress in setting out a clear vision of Brexit, unifying her party and stabilising the government.
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