The Conservative Party

The only way this result will have a lasting impact will depend on whether Starmer, Davey, and Sturgeon can agree on a tacit understanding in elections and form a solid opposition block that attracts the wider voting public. That of course will require those leaders to put aside their personal priorities, and that’s easier said than done.
 
Zinchilla said:
And a sudden cynical tax cut just before the election by smarmy sunak
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Given the pecuniary pickle the country finds itself in, that might be difficult. At heart, you have a divided party. There are those in the northern seats who see the need to have greater state involvement and higher taxation (even if indirect), and there are those in the southern seats who are more ‘traditional’ and want this Government to shrink back and tax less. Those latter politicians are the majority and now believe they are ‘losing out’ to ‘level up’. How do you keep both happy, tackle the enormity of the costs incurred, and still appeal to a public after near fifteen years in power?
 
Len Rum said:
Vienna for Bo Jo?
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Another nail in the coffin Len to add to the many he's just a dead man walking for now. I suspect that he will keep him in just about long enough to blame yet another failure from the 4th wave of pandemic rumoured to be the most deadly than them all
 
Oliver Dowden waffling away and saying that the Nasty Party knows best. Talk about polishing a turd. Just plough on Tories being Tories.
 
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