midlandsgrimpeur
Well-Known Member
They get their valet to do it.
Badenoch's (Lack Of) Vision Quest
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They get their valet to do it.
Beebo
Guru
The tall fella doesn’t need a ladder.
Pross
Senior Member
The tall fella is the lampost
Xipe Totec
Something nasty in the woodshed
It is objectively fascinating to observe the myriad different ways in which repeated generational reproduction within a strictly limited gene pool manifests itself, innit?
briantrumpet
Squire
Even if I don't always agree with Ian Dunt, I do enjoy his writing (and sometimes splendid swearing)
All uphill
Senior Member
Where is the party that will work to lift the poor, unemployed and homeless?
Who will get companies and bureaucracy working for the health, wealth and happiness of the public?
A bit like socialism or even one nation Tories.
I expect Kemi will pick up this idea when she next browses NCAP. You're welcome Kemi.
Pblakeney
Veteran
"Kemi Badenoch said the Conservative Party nearly ran out of money when she took over as leader, following their worst-ever election defeat.
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Asked if there was risk that the Conservatives could have gone bankrupt, Badenoch said: "Yes, there was.""
Can't even run their party's finances yet claim to be the best party to run the economy?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg410w770lo
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Asked if there was risk that the Conservatives could have gone bankrupt, Badenoch said: "Yes, there was.""
Can't even run their party's finances yet claim to be the best party to run the economy?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg410w770lo
secretsqirrel
Well-Known Member
Her 1 year of “no challenge” is up now.
Pblakeney
Veteran
Then today's story is rather unfortunate.
Unless the strategy is to get pushed out before it gets worse.
icowden
Shaman
briantrumpet
Squire
Well, I don't suppose that this was her 'vision'... even as someone who wanted to punish the Tories for what they did from Johnson onwards, beyond the immediate amusement of this, I find it sad that the party could be heading off to oblivion, rather than arguing for a moderate centre-right pragmatic future: even if you don't agree with that prospectus, someone should be putting forward its merits.
Sadly, I think it's too late to save, even if they ousted Badenoch and magically found someone competent and sensible to steer a new path.
Sadly, I think it's too late to save, even if they ousted Badenoch and magically found someone competent and sensible to steer a new path.
All uphill
Senior Member
The Conservative and Unionist party must be just about ripe for a Mike Ashley buyout.
Ian H
Squire
That's what they said about the Whigs.
OP
OP
Psamathe
Guru
Or will they just change name (again). When scandal and failings catch-up with "Reform" Farangê leaves and next day new limited liability company (party) springs-up with Farangē as its CEO and only shareholder ...
