Picking Badenoch is such an own goal, left leaning and moderate people don't like her because of the far-right culture war rhetoric and she's very unpopular with the Reform voters she's suppose to win back.
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her and wes streeting can have a contest to see who can kill the most trans kids
Why do you keep posting this hysterical nonsense?
Labour’s Wes Streeting ‘to make trans puberty blocker ban permanent’
Kemi Badenoch: Children can’t be transgender - prefers term ‘gender-questioning’
Start reading.
I don't think it's controversial to think that people should be an adult before making a life-changing decision such as gender transition, is it?
How does this amount to the ridiculous hyperbole of "killing trans kids"?
Because enacting policies that you know will increase the number of trans kids committing suicide is a policy of killing trans kids.
You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Trans kids taking puberty blockers is less life altering than starting high school.
Stop pretending you understand this issue and learn to mind your own business
Yeah what's the big deal about making kids go through the wrong puberty? That's never life-altering, or life-ending.
Especially when these miserable fucks also shit on trans adults.
My congratulations go to the reform party and Nigel Farage, probable prime minister like 10 years from now.
The chance of this happening is remarkably close to zero.
I remember thinking the same about Johnson once.
Johnson was in one of the main two parties and a popular figure (for some reason).
Farage is neither of these.
I think the main difference is that Johnson has always had aspirations of being bigger and greater. He will destroy anything if it means the chance to grab more power.
Farage is more like Sinn Fein, just a complete blocker to any progress for anyone else.
No he won't. They've got four seats, one of which doesn't really count because his support is just a holdover from him being a conservative, that's not exactly the makings of a political dynasty.
Also can Nigel Farage even be arsed?
Shattering the glass ceiling for who's allowed to be a total piece of shit.
So Rwanda's "very lovely gap years" are back on the menu.
In the words of the late Molly Ivins, one of the best political columnists in the U.S.: "The first rule of holes. When you're in one, stop digging."
There's a lot of words there, but not many of them make sense.
I've read that comment five times and I have absolutely no idea what you're trying to say.
I love her Fujitsu postal bug truther stance. It's so wonderfully unhinged!
As far as I am aware she has never publicly made any statement about the post office scandal. I can imagine that if she did make a statement it would not be very coherent, but since I do not believe one has been made I'm not sure what you are referring to.
Given how Starmer's neolib Labour
You need to look up neoliberalism because you clearly don't know what it is.
decided they want to be the Truss/Sunak Tories on policy
What? Seriously what the actual hell does that mean? Truss didn't even have any policies she was only around for about 4 minutes. Meanwhile Sunak's policies altered depending on who the last person he talked to was.
she has a non-0 chance of becoming PM this decade!
The conservatives lost the election because they dicked around with the economy, slashed social benefits, messed about during the worst cost of living crisis in a generation, and engaged in culture war nonsense rather than actually dealing with the very real crisis that was unfolding in front of them. She is literally more of the same, an extremist who is constantly going off on her hunt to eradicate "wokism". Which is the evil boogeyman of the hard right.
So because she's the worst example of the previous administration, she's going to become PM. Are you drunk?
The only way the conservatives are going to get back into power is if they convince everyone that they've got rid of all of the extremist rubbish, and are now capable of acting like a real political party with adults. Electing an extremist is pretty much the opposite of doing that.
ultimately, what we need and have never had, is a candidate with a right-leaning cultural policy and a left-leaning economic policy, unfortunately, democracy favours the sitters-on-the-fence and nobody has ever been able to put the pedal down and get it done
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