The arrogance of some of these commentators is astounding. "State educated", and "These are the same kids who bullied me for my lunch money on my way to public school". Rude and sneering.
of course not. If anythings even slightly right wing "bunch of racist, fascist, right wing nutters" this channel is pathetic. Gonna do the "do not recommend" on it.
Judging by her stints in the Home Office then if Braverman becomes leader she won't even make until the next election so it'd be a brief spell as opposition, at most. Any Tory who has designs on being PM would be better letting someone else go in first, take a lot of flak and then look to build on that later.
Coren sounds like he's having a breakdown, what a supercilious, self-important berk. So very different to his sister who clearly got all the talent, and also comes across as quite grounded and a lot of fun.
The man who started a nasty rumour about Prince William, by telling a total lie, and had to apologise for it. Nasty piece of work. And yet, people still give him a job.
labour wins from the centre - the Tories win from centre-right or right. ask Heath & Maggie. Cameron didn't get a majority May nearly lost...Boris purely won on a Brexit ticket and needed Nigels help
@@paulcarter4945Most unpopular winner, I like that. Hopefully he'll be competent, but he's proven he isn't very good at getting voters excited to go out and vote for him. The supposedly unelectable Jeremy Corbyn got more votes in 2017 and even 2019.
@@bobi6191 1 in 5 eligible voters through our outdated electoral system, where every vote doesn't count...- gave them a disgusting majority to destroy achievement and make a success of your life, built off their politics of envy.
Never trust Braverman and Rishi Sunak. Both of the is putting up a show that they are against each other. Braverman was sack by Truss and Sunak place her as his right hand man. Trusting them is like digging your own grave.
"One thing we can be certain of. Is that the new House of Commons is diverse. In terms of race, gender and sexuality" - Really surprised to hear that from a sociologist. She really put a lot of thought into that.
Of course it's important. Only 7% of people attend private school. Having so many of them in the media and in politics *should* be alarming to anyone who wishes to see a fair, equal and meritocratic society.
Well the Etonians etc have had it for the last 14 years and made a dogs breakfast with their trickle down economics, culture wars, corruption and incompetence. I'm pleased to see people who live in the same world as me and my family running things
@@mup_pet every countries have private schools, Hongkong has private schools too. Wealthy people send their kids to private schools in Hong Kong, or boarding schools oversea, even you ban all the private schools in UK, wealthy people can still send their kids to boarding schools oversea
Make no mistake, it does unsettle them. Imagine going to an elite institution away from your parents aged 8. You see normal people on the street. You know they are not in your group. The idea is that you are above them.
I dont see the point in their party, if they arent going to get back to being a right wing party then there is absolutely no point to them, might as well vote Labour or Lib Dem. Its REFORM only for me and any genuine vetted Conservative should move to REFORM but WEF lovers need not apply.
Every Conservative MP that says they went a 'Broad Church' as long as it doesn't include anyone from the Right. If so, then what is the point of The Conservative Party?
They failed to conserve the people. They have changed us beyond all recognition. Just look at the england football team for a start. Its more than just politics.
People are sick to death of the extreme ideologies in all parties . The problem is what’s been missing from our politics for generations is . A social conscience and a sense of doing things for the greater good . Putting people and country before o party
A win for either of these idiots is a loss for the Conservative Party. Penny Mordaunt was the only adult in the room and she's gone now so... Well, the Conservatives deserve what they get.
This is the end of the road for the the Tories, they have one chance now and it's Suella. I will only return if she is leading the party! She's speaks complete sense and is a breath of fresh air!
Let’s hope we have hard working and lucky rather than self absorbed and incompetent for years to come. It must be sad being stuck as a Conservative voter with no party sharing your values.
What a deluded pair of "commentators". Especially that Canadian 6th form debater with the standard banal "conservative voices are so suppressed and victimised" bilge.
Rather than soul-searching and rebuilding, the Tories are only making things worse since the election. I'm beginning to think that they could drop into 3rd place in 2029.
I am making the dubious assumption That there may be some sensible people left in the Parliamentary Conservative party Badenoch or braverman Surely some form of electoral sanity will prevail
I think you need to come to terms with reality, namely that the tories, especially after the shambles of the last 8 years will be in opposition for at least a decade.
The CONservatives aren't one party. They are a collection of small factions who band together to hoover up the votes on the right... In the Conservatives there are those who are reformers and Brexiteers. Those who want high taxes and those who want low taxes, those who want big State those who want small State. Those who believe in small and medium businesses and entrepreneurs verses those who believe in global businesses. Those who believe in open borders and no immigration policy v Those who believe sovereignty and borders... that's why nothing that CONservatives say, ever gets done. They're are a collection of small factions... Now there is a real center right party REFORM... The REFORMATION has begun
Odd that nobody mentions the aftermath of the Tories catastrophic defeat in 1997. Odd because their internal squabbling is almost a carbon copy of the circumstances leading up to that election. I suggest the aftermath this time is also going to be pretty much the same - a record-breaking (hopefully permanent) absence from power and a ludicrous bad-tempered thrashing about trying to find a leader to last for more than 5 minutes.
Suella might join Reform Party after going for premiership and losing it !! Reform is the only conservative party. Torys are so divided and gone too libirial for their own good Torys are broken and took the country with them sadly .
@@mikekaraoke I think he means voting wise. Reform would lose votes to the tories if Kemi or Suella became leader.. I'd never vote tory again but some people would
Absolutely incredulous what is going on within the conservative political party. Tactical move on behalf of sunak running off to the governor to seek approval to remove himself and at the same time giving it to those who fought against him. They’ve all lost their posts well the majority of them. Equally in that equation the call for war and the Damocles Sword has been passed to Starmer… it’s all so crass really 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Starmer is lucky because he has a NATO summit in his first week? Sunak had a huge D-Day memorial during the election campaign, a great opportunity to look like a statesman, and somehow turned it into a disaster.
Yes, it would be nice if assembling a diverse cabinet or diverse Parliament wasn’t itself a success. But when so many conservatives want to roll back rights or make people existing illegal, representation matters.
There have been plenty. Penny Mordaunt. Priti Patel. What I would say of Braverman is she is always very well dressed. She has a great sense of style and she is clearly prepared to spend plenty of money on her wardrobe.
Wow, Conservatism and liberalism are very different, who is the illiterate here, the cabinet is 4th division any cabinet with Angela Rayner and David Lammy shows how wafer thin the intellect in that cabinet is, we are in big big trouble.
Same. If the Tories choose Badenoch, and Braverman crosses the floor to Reform it'll be a big win for Reform and a nail in the coffin for the so-called Conservative Party.
The issue is discipline. Instead of sticking together when things got tough, they ruthlessly replaced a leader who was elected by the membership and electorate with someone nobody wanted. How can you hold together a country when you can't even hold together your party? So why would anyone trust them again?
