Analysis: Guided between meetings and stumbling across parties, PM projects a sense of meekness and irrelevance
For many Johnson supporters, this characteristic is portrayed as a strength. He is, they argue, more a chairman than a chief executive, the visionary and salesman who leaves tedious detail to diligent if less talented underlings.
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