Almost no one has a good word to say about Britain's new Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Those on the right dismiss him either as a feckless libertine who thinks with his private parts (historian David Starkey) or a conservative-in-name-only, useless on detail, and with 'no political or moral compass' (Spectator columnist Bruce Anderson). Those on the left insist that he is a dangerous, right-wing lunatic whose threats of 'crashing out' of the EU with a No Deal Brexit could jeopardise Britain for generations, and whose careless rhetoric (black people called "piccaninnies"; Muslim women in burkas looking like "letter boxes") betrays an inner racist whom ethnic and relig ...