The Conservatives: The Wilderness Years

If we're putting the right wing parties together then it's Con-Lab-Ref and we're all fucked.
 
Robert Jenrick, looking like a teacher on a school trip, posted this video yesterday

 
The fact he went out to make a video about London’s deep societal collapse and this was the worst evidence he could find.
 
The biggest threat faced by most London neighbourhoods is a Gail’s opening on the high street.
 
Please don't start on Gail's. Their parmesan chicken cream roll is a taste sensation.
 
There’s literally a documentary series on right now about fare dodgers and what TfL do about it. They very much do take action but they obviously can’t be everywhere all at once, and sometimes they build cases based on fake cards being sold to people to let them through barriers etc.

I don’t understand what his point was, or is it just more Sadiq Khan bashing?
 
They've got absolutely NOTHING. Put a fucking fork in them. Literally. A pitchfork. Load them only a truck by pitchfork and drive it off the whitest cliff in Dover.
 
I kinda hope they gain a little bit. I'd rather have Reform and the Tories nibbling at each others votes.

However with Badenoch in charge, I'd imagine the shy Tory is more in doubt than ever. Not that I anticipate Jenrick to be significantly more popular.

Bring on Rayner for 2029 (Angela not Jay)
 
Whilst I'm sure they'd take him over Kemi, surely Jenrick is too office-intern to be taken seriously by the elderly gammon Tory faithful?
 
Although there's definitely still a Tory vote, who wouldn't touch the others AND find Farage unpalatable.

I imagine the Greens and Lib Dems will be soaking up a lot from both sides over the next few years.
 
Everyone I speak to who does not really follow politics but reads newspapers and Facebook is now a reform voter

And this is in Liverpool. The most left wing city in the country. The frustrated working class have found an avenue for their fear of immigrants and bewilderment of the culture wars without having to defect to Tory.

Reform are definitely the most popular party in the country.
 
I should clarify that apart from a few relatives (who probably voted Tory anyway) most of my family are anti-Reform. It's mostly ACQUAINTANCES who seem to believe Reform are the FRESH NEW OPTION.
 


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"Pivot to attacking Labour when uncomfortable" :D

At least it's not "Pivot to attacking FORRENERS and TRANS when uncomfortable" which is currently Labour's mantra.
 
I am quite enjoying the image of teenage Kemi angrily demanding HOGWARTS HOUSE POINTS from a bemused exam invigilator.
 
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