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How is still putting forward draconian policies and having shit ideas ‘changing their approach’ in any way whatsoever?

Badenoch is so ridiculously aggressive with so little to back it up, it almost makes you feel embarrassed for her.

She's also so ashamed of the old immigration policy that she stuck the person who brought it in to a top shadow cabinet role.

Crabcakes wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2024 4:50 pm How is still putting forward draconian policies and having shit ideas ‘changing their approach’ in any way whatsoever?

Badenoch is so ridiculously aggressive with so little to back it up, it almost makes you feel embarrassed for her.

Never, ever give a Tory on their knees the chance to get back on their feet.

She reminds me of a Big Brother contestant, shouting loudly and getting in everyone's face in an attempt to establish herself as a personality.

Andy McDandy wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2024 7:29 pm She reminds me of a Big Brother contestant, shouting loudly and getting in everyone's face in an attempt to establish herself as a personality.

I ain't bein' funny, right! But .....

She's establishing herself as a cross between Scrappy-Do and a drunk fighting the bouncers.

kreuzberger wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2024 9:03 pm She's establishing herself as a cross between Scrappy-Do and a drunk fighting the bouncers.

Fair play, that’s better than my cricket metaphor.

When she claims that she is two busy for lunch I can only assume that she must have another job apart from being an MP and leader of the opposition. Perhaps she's moonlighting as a PR consultant to Gregg Wallace.

I can't keep up, are sandwiches woke, now?

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2024 9:23 pm

kreuzberger wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2024 9:03 pm She's establishing herself as a cross between Scrappy-Do and a drunk fighting the bouncers.

Fair play, that’s better than my cricket metaphor.

I'm sure that that pun was a slip ...

I think we gully understand that

As someone said on Twitter, 200 years ago she'd have been in Nigeria selling slaves.

Now her and Farage having a spat on X over it.

Here's hoping for a tedious nothing-each draw and a couple of career-ending injuries.

35 years ago, Thatcher was making a speech to the UN about how man made global warming threatened life on Earth and the world needed to get it skates on. And this is her proteges.

slilley wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2024 12:45 pm Now her and Farage having a spat on X over it.

Does she even understand "Red Meat".

Seems like yet another self own, to chuck on the discard pile.

In another piece of winning populism, Kemi has said she'd like flat taxes but we can't afford them. That makes no sense. If flat taxes are your thing and you've got a lot to fund, you just set them at a higher rate.

Considering they costed nothing in government it’s a bit odd to think aloud on fiscal responsibility

Opinions, please, on whether Bad Enoch is the new Liz Truss, or the new IDS ?

Liz Truss was so catastrophic because she actually became Prime Minister. At the moment it is better to compare Bad Enoch with IDS because he didn't survive long enough to become PM. In defence of IDS he was pitched against Blair when Blair was still at the peak of his popularity. Bad Enoch is pitched against a PM who still hasn't found his voice.

At this point Bad Enoch needs to decided whether she should to be attacking the government or scrapping it out with Reform. If the Tories want to win the next election they need to win back many of the people who switched from the Tories to Reform.