The Decade in Tory: An Inventory of Idiocy from the Coalition to Covid

The Decade in Tory delves into the chaotic and often farcical landscape of Conservative governance in the UK, spanning from the formation of the Coalition to the onset of the Covid pandemic. This incisive examination is crafted by Unbound, known for their sharp wit and astute observations.

The Plot

The narrative provides a comprehensive inventory of the missteps, blunders, and absurdities that characterised a decade of Tory rule. Through a blend of political analysis and satirical commentary, the book paints a vivid picture of a government grappling with crises, both self-inflicted and external. Key events are dissected, showcasing how incompetence intertwined with ideology, leading to significant societal impacts.

Themes

• Incompetence: A recurring theme is the incompetence displayed by various leaders and their administrations.
• Chaos: The book highlights the chaotic nature of political decision-making during turbulent times.
• Accountability: It raises questions about accountability and the mechanisms of power in modern governance.

Writing Style

The writing is both engaging and thought-provoking, balancing humour with serious critique. Unbound’s unique voice offers readers an accessible yet profound look at political events, making complex issues understandable without sacrificing depth.

“A mirror held up to a decade of Tory rule, revealing the absurdity and folly of politics.”

Fans of political commentary and satire will find The Decade in Tory a compelling read, resonating with works like Bad Blood by John Carreyrou or Winners Take All by Anand Giridharadas, which also explore themes of power and its ramifications.