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The Political Leadership

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A Reassessment Using
the Greenstein Model
Thomas McMeeking
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The Political
Leadership of Prime
Minister John Major
A Reassessment Using the Greenstein Model
Thomas McMeeking
School of Politics and International Studies
University of Leeds
Leeds, UK

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 Acknowledgments

I would like to thank here several people who have helped and supported
me throughout my Ph.D. and in the creation of this book. First, I would
like to thank my friends and family, who have offered me a great deal
of emotional support over the past few years. In particular, I would like
to thank my parents and sister and her family who have supported me
along my academic journey and for which I will remain eternally grateful.
I also wish to thank the Adult Cystic Fibrosis Unit at St James’s Hospital,
for their support and help. They have been equally important to me in
my being able to complete my Ph.D. and this book. Second, I would
like to thank all the political elites who contributed to my fieldwork
in 2017. Their insights and accounts have helped deepen and expand
my knowledge of modern British politics and the politics of the 1990s
greatly. I express the most gratitude for their willingness to take time
out of their busy schedules and for sharing with me their experiences of
John Major’s premiership from an array of different perspectives. Polit-
ical elites who contributed to my 2017 fieldwork included (as well as two
who reserved the right to anonymity): Gyles Brandreth, Lord Davies of
Stamford, Baroness Fookes of Plymouth, Baron Garel-Jones of Watford,
Nick Hawkins, Sir Oliver Heald QC MP, Baron Hill of Oarford, Baron
Lang of Monkton, Sir Roderic Lyne, Lord MacGregor of Pulham Market,
Lady Olga Maitland, Baron Renton of Mount Harry, Baron Robathan
of Poultney, Baron Turnbull of Enfield, Baron Wakeham of Maldon,
Baron Waldegrave of North Hill, and Ann Widdecombe. Finally, but

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viii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

by no means last, I would like to thank my former Ph.D. supervisors,

Dr. Tim Heppell and Professor Kevin Theakston, for their expert guid-
ance, support and mentoring throughout my Ph.D. and in the creation
of this book. Their comments, insights and willingness to look over drafts
of my work have played no small role in making it the completed book
you see before you. Tim and Kevin have been approachable and rigorous
as well as generous with their time, which is all I could ever wish for in a
supervisory team.

November 2020 Dr. Thomas McMeeking

 Contents

1 Introduction 1

2 The Greenstein Model in Context 31

3 Public Communicator 57

4 Organisational Capacity 91

5 Political Skill 131

6 Vision 173

7 Cognitive Style and Emotional Intelligence 217

8 Conclusion 253

Bibliography 279

Index 297

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 Abbreviations and Acronyms

CBI Confederation of British Industry

DM Deutsche Mark
EDCP Cabinet Co-ordination and Presentation Committee
EDH Cabinet Home and Social Affairs Committee
EDM Early Day Motion
EDX Cabinet Public Expenditure Committee
EMU Economic and Monetary Union
ERM Exchange Rate Mechanism
EU European Union
FDR Franklin Delano Roosevelt
GEN Ad Hoc Cabinet Committee
IGC Intergovernmental Conference
IRA Irish Republican Army
MP Member of Parliament
NEDC National Enterprise Development Council
ODP Cabinet Overseas and Defence Committee
OPSS Office of Public Service and Science
PCP Parliamentary Conservative Party
PM Prime Minister
PMQs Prime Minister’s Questions
PPB Party Political Broadcast
PSBR Public Sector Borrowing Requirement
SDP Social Democratic Party
UK United Kingdom
VAT Value Added Tax

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 List of Tables

Table 5.1 Political skill dimensions 134

Table 5.2 Major government parliamentary rebellions by session
during 1992 Parliament (Cowley 1999, 22) 143
Table 5.3 Major government parliamentary rebellions in context,
1945–2012 (Cowley and Stuart 2012, 1) 143
Table 8.1 Audit of Major premiership based upon Greenstein criteria 255

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 CHAPTER 1

Introduction

1.1 Introduction and Book Outline

This book assesses the political leadership of John Major, Conservative
Prime Minister between 27 November 1990 and 2 May 1997, using
the six criteria for political leadership devised by Princeton University
Professor Fred Greenstein in his seminal work on Presidential leadership:
The Presidential Difference (Greenstein 2000, 2004, 2009a).
This is the so-called Greenstein model, an analytical framework which
seeks to assess Presidential leadership under six headings—public commu-
nicator, political skill , public policy vision, organisational capacity, and,
finally, cognitive style and emotional intelligence. The final two of the
criteria are the psychological elements of political leadership, a specialism
of Professor Greenstein dating back to his first work on politics and
psychology in the 1960s: Personality and Politics: Problems of Evidence,
Inference, and Conceptualization (Greenstein 1987).
It is through these six criteria for political leadership within Presiden-
tial Studies that this book will seek to re-assess the premiership of Major,
some twenty years after his government fell, adding to earlier compara-
tive studies which have assessed Prime Ministerial performance using the
Greenstein model (Honeyman 2007; Theakston 2007, 2011, 2012).

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1.2 Book Rationale

The rationale for this book, specifically the use of the Greenstein model1
to re-assess the political leadership of Major, can be justified for two
principal reasons. First, the arguable reputational improvement of Major
(Seldon and Davies 2017, 325), witnessed in his appearance recently
in significant campaigns such as the Scottish independence referendum
(2014) and In/Out referendum on Britain’s relationship with the Euro-
pean Union (EU) (2016), as well as his rise in the Prime Ministerial
‘league table’ since 1997 (Theakston and Gill 2006, 2011). Second,
the overlooking and seemingly somewhat undervaluing of Major in
the academic literature in comparison with his predecessor, Margaret
Thatcher (Conservative, 1979–1990), and successor, Tony Blair (Labour,
1997–2007), and, latterly, the literature on David Cameron (Conser-
vative, 2010–2016). Such undervaluing within the literature provides a
significant opportunity for further research.

The Reputation of John Major

The political leadership of Conservative Prime Minister John Major has
been subject to criticism, ridicule and, at times, open abuse which took
place to a large extent during his time in office between November 1990
and May 1997. The most damning attacks came from Major’s own back-
benches, perhaps most famously Norman Lamont telling the House of
Commons in June 1993:

There is something wrong with the way in which we make our decisions.
The Government listen too much to the pollsters and the party managers.
The problem is that they are not even very good at politics, and they are
entering too much into policy decisions. As a result there is too much
short-termism, too much reacting to events, and not enough shaping of
events. We give the impression of being in office but not in power. (HC
Deb June 9 1993 Col. 285)

Blair was even more damning, telling Major “I lead my party, he follows
his” (HC Deb 25 April 1995 Col. 656), and shouting “weak, weak,

1 See Chapter 2 for justification of use of Greenstein model to assess John Major.
 1 INTRODUCTION 3

weak” at the Prime Minister (HC Deb 30 January 1997 Col. 503) during
two famous occasions at Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs).
Major’s own predecessor was equally disparaging, Thatcher telling a
newspaper after Major’s very personal triumph at the 1992 election:

I don’t accept the idea that all of a sudden Major is his own man. He has
been prime minister for seventeen months and he inherited all these great
achievements of the past eleven-and-a-half years which have fundamentally
changed Britain. (Newsweek, April 27, 1992)

Major’s political leadership was equally at times subject to outright

ridicule. Major was the ‘grey man’ of British politics in the television show
Spitting Image, regularly lampooned by cartoonists as wearing his under-
pants outside his trousers, as was depicted in the Guardian (Baker 1995,
186).
For Major, this was all part of a regular pattern of daily attacks he was
to suffer in the media:

Fantasies all too often took the place of facts. Under the heading “Can
Major take the strain?” the Times reported in October 1992 that I was
losing weight, giving up alcohol and turning my hair grey – all of which
was as false as it was silly. “If I really were tinting my hair”, I said to Alex
Allan, “would I have chosen this colour?” Such daily opposition ripped
into my premiership, damaged the Conservative Party and came close to
destroying the government. (Major 1999, 360)

The attacks on the Major premiership therefore went beyond the political:
they were deeply personal.
Alongside the criticism of political elites and journalists between 1990
and 1997 which Major was subjected to, there was also what can almost
be described as an atmosphere of permanent crisis within the government
during the 1992 Parliament. Indeed, within months of his 1992 elec-
tion victory Major’s government was to suffer the humiliation of Black
Wednesday, 16 September 1992, the day the pound plunged out of the
Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM), with concomitant effects on both
Major’s and the government’s popularity, which plunged dramatically
and would never recover (Crewe 1996, 421). From that point onwards
Major’s legitimacy as leader of the Conservative Party was openly ques-
tioned, which was only resolved in the Prime Minister’s favour in June
1995 after a divisive leadership contest (Heppell 2007a, b).
4 T. MCMEEKING

Throughout much of the 1992 Parliament, the Parliamentary Conser-

vative Party (PCP) was convulsed by some of the worst infighting since
the Corn Laws in the 1840 s, over the issue of further European inte-
gration, and a potential split was seen as likely (Baker et al. 1993b, 428).
This was even before John Major opened up the question of standards
in public life and sleaze in high office after his infamous ‘Back to Basics’
speech (Major 1993b; Doig 1998). The spectre of Europe and sleaze
continued to haunt Major up to and including the 1997 election, before
his government eventually was to fall with the Conservative Party’s worst
election result since 1832 (Norris 1997; Butler and Kavanagh 1997).
The level of negativity directed towards Major when Prime Minister,
and his two governments, has continued since he left office, academics
and commentators seemingly deciding to judge his premiership of limited
consequence. This was reflected by early rankings of Major in the list of
twentieth-century premiers, being ranked at the lower end of the league
table. Indeed, the 2004 MORI/University of Leeds survey ranked Major
fifteenth out of a possible twenty candidates representing all occupants
of Number 10 in the twentieth century, with a rating of 3.67 out of ten
(Theakston and Gill 2006, 198).
When the survey was repeated in 2010, Major remained in the bottom
half of the Prime Ministerial league table, scoring 4.6 out of ten and being
placed eighth out of twelve candidates representing all the occupants of
Number 10 since 1945. This was, however, a slight improvement, which
ensured that the Major premiership leapfrogged his predecessor but one
as Conservative Prime Minister, Edward Heath, and Gordon Brown, who
had only recently resigned as Prime Minister following the 2010 general
election (Theakston and Gill 2011, 70–71).
It is arguable that Major’s ranking has continued to improve since the
2010 survey by MORI/University of Leeds, such has been his dignity in
public life since leaving office (Theakston 2010; Seldon and Davies 2017,
325). This was reflected particularly during the premiership of Cameron,
Major playing an active part in the 2014 Scottish independence refer-
endum, speaking in opposition to it (Major 2014), then in the 2015
election during the campaign (Major 2015), and finally in the 2016 EU
referendum, where he was deployed again by Downing Street to speak
passionately against the Leave campaign (Major 2016).
During the 2016 Scottish Parliament election, Ruth Davidson, the
leader of the Scottish Conservatives, openly proclaimed herself “a John
Major Conservative”, telling journalists:
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