Realise one need to take a large step back when considering average conservative voter. Suspend a lot of basic assumptions. Realize one is looking at someone who thought truss, kwarteng, Boris, hancock, smog were future leadership material. But, as it becomes more and more obvious braverman will lead them into the next election, I can't help wondering how they feel about this, the laughing stock she is making the uk around the world?
After months of tedium, Sunday newsrooms everywhere rejoiced at Robert Jenrick’s resignation on Wednesday night. Finally, a return to the greatest hits: Tory splits and fevered speculation of a leadership contest. Leading the way is the Mail on Sunday which brings news of yet another food-themed...
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But will they be foolish enough go for yet another first minister change, already five in a row, and even more foolish enough to choose Braverman as the number six?
Knowing deep down they will probably lose the next GE anyway, I think that might make them realise it's a risk not worth taking for no reward.
And then there is the gender factor. They've tried the female PM angle three times already, each becoming more disastrous than the previous one. Won't they realise before it's too late that Braverman is certainly well qualified to continue that trend?
Whatever the outcome, it probably won't matter:
The current House of Commons Tory MPs are doing a fine job of destroying any chance they might once have had of electoral success.
We are probably condemned to have a pseudo Labour next government.
And no matter who, it will be at least ten years of downhill all the way in prospect, starting from where we are. Given the state that is and our horrible weather, perhaps we British common public should leave this country to the boat people and apply for the next flight to Rwanda!
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