Tory leadership race: Badenoch 'the one to beat' and Braverman 'dead in the water' 

Well given they got 24% of the popular vote and reform got 14% of the popular vote made up mainly of people who voted Tory in 2019 your comment is nonsensical 😂

Within 3 months people will filing this circus fresh into town as a veritable nightmare. First illegals land at Dover one hour ago.

Pop your ego away son

Really? Nigel is courting lots of Tory MPs. Lee Anderson is a MP already. Suella Bravermanhas been asked to cross over, Kemi Badenoch as been mentioned. In fact centre to centre right Concervative are more than welcome in the Reform party. To many people took their eye off the ball and we now have a Labour government by default and if you think the situation is bad now you just watch our country sink in to the sewer under this marxist woke shower we have in now. Unfortunately the famous five of the Reform party wont change anything the reason being they dont have the numbers so dont have any power.

Do you have a poster of David Lammy or Diane Abbott on your bedroom wall?

Yes. They're consoling themselves with the notion that Labour's support is wide but not deep, but seem unable to process the fact that opposition to the Tory Party is broader *and* deeper.

​@@henryblunt8503Labour's support is inded wide but not deep and if they fail, the electorate is very likely to go for the next viable alternative - the Conservatives. That's not an unreasonable consolation.

I've every faith in the new government but expecting results overnight won't happen undoing 14 year's of Tory austerity and incompetence will take some doing but ditching the Rwanda scheme is a great start .

@@henryblunt8503 Yes, you are spot on there.

@@garymitchell5899 Only when they've forgotten enough of the last 14 years.

The tories are in big trouble. Farage looms large and the right and left of the conservative movement are as far apart as ever.

I think if Braverman doesn't get the job, Reform will have 6 MPs

bottom feeders all three of them

They are not that good...

They are perfect then 😂😂😂😂

as a liberal I am praying she becomes the leader

Angry black woman. 😂

"Oh no I couldn't!" she shouted, locked by herself in an otherwise empty room.

When she gets up, every morning there's a 20 minute argument...then she realises she's looking in the mirror..

@@spicy_ketchup I didn't notice she's black, but I noticed she's arrogantly privileged.

.... and the racists of Reform never return to the Tories

Labour will get a second term regardless. They just need to choose someone who can do a good job at attacking Labour. Badenoch is bull headed enough to actually do this and might be a good option for the tories, though i say this highly disliking them...

@@serenth8310 Starmer has got at least 6 years of 'pipe down, you made a pigs ear of everything for 14 years and now we're cleaning up your mess.'

that's a positive 🙂

Labour will defo benefit from the EXTENSIONS.

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True

Reform will rise from the Tory ashes!

Absolutely correct. What appalling people

@@lazslostpierre9951 Suella only good thing she is married to a Jew .I am partial because I have Jewish friends who are excellent

Suella is the only Tory home secretary who attempted to do her job rather than act as an ornament, and was punished for it.

And the people will not put up with what this lot has in store. Watch this space.

@@user-vz7sn9hh9d why what's in store a better run country ?and a government working for the people ....I'll take it .

The British Media is obsessed with the impossible notion of reviving the Tory Party.

We can but hope

At least .

I think they could turn it around in 5 years. Starmers vote is extremely shallow and Labour are unlikely to make much difference in that time. But for them to turn it around they’ve got to get rid of these 3 and grab one of the more sane Tory MPs that wasn’t implicit in the last 14 years. They basically need to do what Starmer did in 2019, full restructure, kick out the bad apples. Which they seem scared to do.

​@@jaybee4288agree.

They are not even people.

The inability to think rationally and speak in coherent sentences are requirements not obstacles in Tory world.

I also think that. She is very superficial and doesn't deal in detail. Pretty thick really; similar to Truss.

Until 2029 when they combine to kick out Starmer if the left of his party don't do it first 😂

@@jaisriram295 yea right.

Farage 5seats lol

And their open borders, no thanks.

Not too far left.

A wet Mackrell would do nicely. Horrible woman. For a time I started to think I'd turned into a racist as I looked at that government. I was worried because I never had been before but I had nothing but disdain and hatred for them. Braverman, Badenoch, Cleverly, although interestingly not Sunak. I thought he was a twit with a bad temper and no clue, but he didn't make me feel they way the other 3 did. Then the miracle happed and we have David Lammy as Foreign Secretary and I felt safer and happy because he's a good man and has been a good MP and is a great orator. I don't know Shabana Mahmood, but you only have to look at her to know she's going to be good. And I realised I'm not racist at all, I just hated them because the brown Tories seem to be even worse than the white variety.

No way. The public want someone who will put the British first. Someone recognisably representing this fine nation, without divided loyalties. That removes people with spouses from other nations, to ensure that Britain first is put into practice.

@@delfine7163 That sounds like nationalism, we are a multi-cultural country made from waves of immigtation for 1,000s of years. So, who are the 'British'? For my money anyone who was born here or in the Commonwealth that moved here, and that's Modern British, the Roman DNA is still here, as is Nordic (Viking), African (many Roman's were African), Asian etc. So, why should that evolution suddenly cease?

​@@delfine7163heard that about the Brexit con. Didn't go well.

​@@delfine7163 so you want to empty the hospitals of staff , get rid of carers ,taxi drivers etc. Britain is made from immigrants.

they sure would

Not true. Where I live the neighbouring GP practice is overwhelming serving immigrants. Mass migration suppresses wages in every country it happens and facilitates employers not training staff.

@@jonesyjones7626 one GP practice is only anecdotal evidence. However it remains true that the requirement for immigration has been fuelled by the other government cuts I have outlined.

Agree.council only sold off housing to pass on the maintenance costs.

​@@jonesyjones7626do you where they were born? Right wing bilge again.

Are there any?

The moderate Tories? The wets masquerading as Tories? LibDems with blue ties? They re all absorbing having their arses kicked for betraying their voters.

Another expert🙄

@@TimComley Well you shouldn't need to be an expert to realise that the leader of the opposition is the irrelevance in chief. Particularly when the government has an overwhelming majority. 😳

How many leaders have they had now.

@davidleatham5173 The majority is rather wet, in some places we’re talking less than 100 votes and many are almost neck a neck. Labour didn’t really increase their vote share by much if at all, the Conservative and SNP vote simply collapsed. With that in mind, if they can get those votes back it can quickly see saw. I doubt Labour will go 5 years without a few dramas. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a Tory but it’s foolish to write them off. Their biggest enemy is each other not Starmer, I can see them all devouring themselves to become Tory leader and that will keep them out for some time to come.

@@jaybee4288 Tories need a leader that can unite the factions. Not necessarily charisma or populism.

Starmer making mincemeat 😂😂 Leave centrist dad barbeques to Ed Davey.

Like who?

Far right of Adolf!!

​​@@michaelkemp6857No, I think you ll find they re lefties with blue ties on. Name a conservative policy they actually carried out.

Looks like she got run over by a truck 😅 the pattern looks like tyre tread marks.

Like tyre treads.

I think, a hand of decency, not even reform. Just stability and discipline. Ian Duncan Smith, Jeremy Hunt, these two seem stable and can command the party.

Agree

Which one is a teaboy😂