Badenoch's (Lack Of) Vision Quest

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icowden

Pharaoh
Starting to wonder if Badenoch is going to end up as mad as Truss.

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Absolutely batshit.

Apparently Milliband has reduced our capacity by:
  • Lifting the onshorre wind fram ban
  • Approving more solar farms in 2 years than in the previous decade.
  • Unlocked tens of billions of private investment in the CfD auctions
  • Introduced sweeping connections reform issuing over 700 offers to "shovel ready" schemes - that's more than 50% of the capacity promised by 2030 when our grid will be almost Carbon free.
  • Establishing Great British Energy which co-invests in wind solar, and other clean power projects
He got rid of all the speculative zombie projects blocking progress, and now connections are only offered to those projects that are actually ready to go.

But yeah. NIgerian Oil.
 

briantrumpet

Timewaster
A very interesting riposte from Barwell, in response to his sacking by Badenoch.

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briantrumpet

Timewaster
Very destrucive.

I love a "It came as something of a surprise"... suggestive of a fury that could be temporarily measured on the Richter scale, followed by all the "IDGAF what she thinks about me" apparently mild criticisms sprinkled liberally amongst the faint praise. It reminds me slightly of Geoffrey Howe's resignation speech, which wasn't so much about an individual matter as about how Thatcher (by that stage) dealt with any of the more moderate voices in the party.
 

First Aspect

Legendary Member
BadEnochs latest approach is that Burnham is a people pleaser and the job is not a popularity contest.

I am not sure she understands how elections work.
 

briantrumpet

Timewaster
Badenoch's (lack of) truth quest

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First Aspect

Legendary Member
She was arguing that the imports of fossil fuels that we now have are dirtier and outweigh the cuts elsewhere. Or something like that.

It struck me as being at best an exaggeration.
 

icowden

Pharaoh
Apparently Badenoch has blocked Grant Shapps from standing for the Conservatives.

This is my favourite comment:

Badenoch told a news conference in central London: "We don't treat our former MPs or our candidates like tittle-tattle for Westminster gossip.

"What I will say is that we're going to be announcing candidates shortly, and you will see that this is a very different party from the one that was removed from government in 2024."
The end of that last sentence is presumably "because that one has all farked off to Reform leaving the wide eyed innocents and the dribbling loons that no-one wants"
 
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Rusty Nails

Country Member
She doesn't lack confidence.

But so far with no real achievements to back that up.

I note that she talks about the faults of her "predecessors" as Conservative governments, without actually saying that she was one of them.
 

monkers

Shaman
She doesn't lack confidence.

But so far with no real achievements to back that up.

I note that she talks about the faults of her "predecessors" as Conservative governments, without actually saying that she was one of them.
Confidence - yes she is always certain that she is right about everything.

I always tend to think about an incoming leader as whether they would embarrass the nation in the international community. In the case of Badenoch I don't happen think her somewhat aggressive behaviour and lack of temperance would serve us well abroad as a nation - probably no better than Farage had done as an MEP. Opinions may vary.
 

Pross

Guru
Is she a different Kemi Badenoch to the one that served in the Party that was in government when it got removed then?
 
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