He's the protagonist for a 'Holocaust ' memorial right outside the Houses of Parliament. Apart from being a very poorly designed and ugly edifice, it's misplaced. Surely it belongs more appropriately in Berlin ? Perhaps it's a vanity monument to Jenrick.
He also had some dodgy(to say the least) dealings with a property dealer who I believe was able to avoid 50 millions thanks to degenerates assistance.he is advocate of leaving the echr wanting to take people rights away from them. I I
@@allandickman774 You didn't vote. So you missed your opportunity to not get Labour then. Your choice to remove yourself from politics. (You posted on a political channel)
I'm watching from America and your Tories are far worse than the Republicans.. but you're so cold labour party Sam's intent on continuing Tory policy.. and doing whatever netanyahu tells them to do
I'm not surprised that Robert Jenrick seems to be the favourite; I mean, who better to lead a party with such high moral standards and integrity, than good old 'honest' Bob himself?
Why would they have to be in Moscow? Just look up those who belonged to the Conservative Friends of Russia, who tried to make themselves look better by rebranding as the Westminster Russia Forum, before disbanding 2 1/2 years ago.
It only takes 19 MP's to trigger a new leadership contest so anyone who has 19 or more supporters in 12 months time could potentially oust the winner of the current contest.
Yes, well spotted. Somebody also pointed out (I think it was John Crace in the Guardian, you should read his article yesterday re Grenfell, it was excellent) that to get to the final stage, two of the candidates only need 41 votes to qualify for the final run in, where the Tory Party members get to vote. When I saw such a low figure, I checked the maths, they were perfectly correct, as in the final vote for MPs to make, there'll only be 3 candidates
She once smirked at me once while I was in Witham. Funnily enough, I think she was genuinely trying to smile at me when I let her let out whilst driving. Not fan of her politics, but she is polite driver from what I have experienced.
Strange country where a women who is investigated and found guilty of bullying is rewarded by being made a dame.surely it undervaues those given the title for doing thing more than doing their job at best.
@@paultaylor7082: It’s certainly twice as many as I was hoping for on election night. I was very disappointed the Lib Dems didn’t win more seats than the Tories.
The Now Show did an excellent joke about Tom Tugenhat at the last leadership election Tom Tugenhat threw his hat into the ring and is now Tom Tugen That's literally the only thing I know about the man!
Nah red tories in for 5 years , labour and conservatives are two cheeks of the same neoliberal arse ....please tell me that you still don't believe that Labour are a left wing socialist party 😂😂😂 please labour havnt been a left wing party since before Blair in 97 , if you wanna vote for a left wing party you should of voted Liberal democrat
@@johncook802 Well noted. Also exactly what would people define now as a safe Tory seat? There can't be many left, they only have 121 MPs in Parliament. According to a recent article I saw, there are a fair number of seats, many of them formerly Tory ones, which were safe Tory, but now are Labour ones, with Reform in second place. In total, Reform are in now in second place in around 80 Labour seats, with the Tories third or even lower. It would be interesting if Patel jumped ship and joined Reform, or even called a by election if she did leave the Tories. I've no idea who might want to give up their job as a PM to help out Liz Lettuce.
It's like watching them rifle through the cat litter tray trying to find the least smelly no.2, but whoever they choose, they're never going to get anywhere any time soon, they're all lunatics, and they'll keep the tories unelectable for a very long time... :P
I went for Priti Pathetic on a Guardian Paper comments section yesterday. The poor wee things removed the comment. Presumably because calling someone pathetic offends their sensibilities too much. 😄
I respect Tugenhats military views and experience. Although listening to his speech the other day he sounded very Thatcherite. I call my mother Thatcher when shes on the warpath (which is most of the time) 🤣
If BadEnoch matched the Tory memberships favoured shade on the dulux colour chart she'd win but as she's not my money is on Jenrick which should kick the Tories into the long grass for a good amount of time. Lets face it, they chose Truss last time
Regardless of her visciousness against "the others", she's still has brown skin... not something that the "go back to your country" crowd would elect. Mind you, Sunak was NOT elected by the members, but ONLY by the leadership.
Jenrick as leader is a brilliant way to ensure the Tories remain in opposition for ever. He epitomises all that's worst about Conservatism and we've sll had more tgan enough of the whole lot of them.
I think those 3 might be the 3 senior members of the 1922 Committee: Chairman Bob Blackman, Vice Chairman Martin Vickers, and Treasurer Geoffrey Clinton-Brown. They are the MPs running the Conservative Party leadership contest, so I think it’s important for them to be seen as non-partisan by the contestants and trusted to run a fair contest.
Good to see Patel go,but dare I say it,after Sunak and with Farage's Reform Party breathing down their necks,the Tories will not in the short term,opt for an ethnic minority leader again and I will expect to be either Jenrick ,Stride or Tugendhat to eventually prevail ! 🙄🙄
No, I think they'll go for Jenrick. Because they're all rampant racists.. they would NEVER have voted Sunak in, given a choice. We shall see which brand of nuttiness informs their voting more 😂
I've had a fun filled morning reading the comments on the Gammon Press on YT and a large number of commentators believe Priti will shuffel over to Reform Plc ... God help Frogage if that comes to pass
Well it looks like any further career for Priti with the Tories is all but finished now. One has to wonder how many of their remaining 120 MPs might decide to jump ship as well, to Reform? I can't see Sunak hanging around for much longer, I reckon when the new Tory leader is announced in early November, he'll leave Parliament, despite his protestations he'd stay as an MP. He had a fairly safe win in Richmond, he came nowhere near losing the seat. Watch the mad scramble if he announces he's standing down after the leadership election, this might be a good chance for one of the better known candidates who lost their seat in July to resurrect their political career.
Begin? The Blue on Blue action hasn't stopped since Cameron resigned in 2016, 8 years ago, after the EU Referendum result. They couldn't make a Tory version of the TV series 'Traitors' for the obvious reason there's no one there who could play a 'Faithful', they're a bunch of backstabbers, to a one.
Pritti Patels problems are twofold She is part of the hang 'em, Flog 'em & Brexit crew which plays well with member but not with ordinary voters & her campaign seemed to realise that there are not that many MPs that would support that agenda since it highlights their failing so she pivoted to set if values she has never espoused and that looked rather alien
The Leadership contest of the Tory party is deeply uninteresting, they will end up with dreadful, mean spirited individual. The only question is how far along the nutter scale that individual will be.
I suspect Patel wanted to lose this. She wanted the visibility of being a candidate, but didn't want to actually win Why would anyone with any memory of Tory party history want to be the new leader just after a defeat? It never ends well for the new leader
You make a good point here. However, in recent years, only Starmer has beaten the odds, he is the only next newly elected Opposition leader to win a General Election. Major was PM already when he unexpectedly won in 1992, Blair only became leader after the death of John Smith in 1994, so wasn't actually Labour's leader after their defeat in 1992. Also you could argue Cameron was successful, although he was PM as part of a coalition, he didn't win an overall majority in 2010. The Tories went through Hague, IDS and Howard as leaders before picking Cameron, leaving them out of power for 13 years, 1997 - 2010.
Given the Tory parliamentary numbers, the whole contest is reminiscent of two bald guys fighting about a comb…. All the declared candidates are pledged to push the party further to the right, and so more UNELECTABLE. Long may they continue!
The Tories look like they're headed for a long stint in the political wilderness. They're so busy fighting among themselves that they've lost sight of why they're supposed to be in politics in the first place. It's a spectacle of political self-destruction that's both fascinating and amusing to watch. They're spending more time attacking each other than forming an effective opposition. Every day brings new leaks, backstabbing, and public spats. It's like watching a political version of "Game of Thrones," but with less competence and more pettiness. The leadership contest is shaping up to be a bloodbath. Candidates are more focused on tearing down their rivals than presenting coherent visions for the party's future. Meanwhile, the grassroots members are in open revolt, feeling betrayed by the party elite. The Tories are a complete mess right now. They're not just bickering - they're tearing themselves apart. The electoral defeat has exposed all the cracks that were papered over during their time in government, and now it's an all-out war.
I wonder if Patel is angling to be the leader after? Positioning herself to be a consideration after the right wing have spent a parliament displaying their incompetence and the membership are tired of being humiliated.
The danger of Priti Patel going down now, is that she can try again after the Tories lose the 2029 general election. Whoever wins this leadership contest, will have to step down as Tory leader after the Tories lose the 2029 election. Just like William Hague and Iain Duncan Smith had to in 2001 and 2005.
When it comes to popularity within Tory ranks, I always thought Priti Patel had quite a broad base. How wrong can you be? Turns out she has zero support despite having a ridiculously wide base. That would explain the lack of photos from behind...
Im surprised Tugenhats so low. Id expect more people to respect his military career. Apparently not lol. Robert jenrick looks very full of himself, but I suppose most conservatives are 😆
Jenrick's the worst of the lot. No wonder he's the favourite.
Closely followed by the only candidate who could start a fight in an empty room.
White,rasist and wants to take everyone's human rights away,the tory faithful will love him.
Absolutely revolting huamn being. In any just world he'd be rotting in prison.
yeah, that's what I thought.
He's the protagonist for a 'Holocaust ' memorial right outside the Houses of Parliament. Apart from being a very poorly designed and ugly edifice, it's misplaced. Surely it belongs more appropriately in Berlin ? Perhaps it's a vanity monument to Jenrick.
They are all despicable.
Cleverly is the one to watch, not because he's any good but because he's dangerously stupid and ambitious, just like Dizzy Lizzy.
Perhaps cleverly has put something into the other tory mps drinks to make them more compliant to his wishes?Just joking.
He is a snake in the grass
Poor old Priti. She has managed to completely end her own freedom of movement up the greasy pole of the Conservative hierarchy. 😂😂
It could not happen too a nastier woman
She is blue Labour, talks about sorting out inflows then does nothing.
Badenoch?
@@ianking-nh1cc My vote would have been Braverman.
It could, but Cruella is already gone.
Badenoch says hi.....
They are toast no matter who's the next leader
Jenrick 'has something of the night about him'. Any man who orders kids murals, to make the kids feel more secure , be painted over is evil.
He's also got a past as as Home Office minister with the Rwanda fiasco and as Housing minister with cronyism.
He can now claim to be a Hard right politician , attacking the weakest in society
Don’t forget his dodgy deal with the Pornographer, Richard Desmond over the Westferry Printworks. Jenrick is just another entitled Tory millionaire.
He also had some dodgy(to say the least) dealings with a property dealer who I believe was able to avoid 50 millions thanks to degenerates assistance.he is advocate of leaving the echr wanting to take people
rights away from them.
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@@alistairmrkerr1336the Tory members will love him for it
Never vote tory ever tory never listen to a tory.And never believe a tory.All rotten to the core
The Tory party needs to go the way of the whigs
I don't vote but starmer and Raynor just to quote two are pathetic 😮 shocking 😮
@allandickman774 When did Starmer and Rayner say: "pathetic, shocking"?
@@allandickman774 You didn't vote.
So you missed your opportunity to not get Labour then.
Your choice to remove yourself from politics.
(You posted on a political channel)
I'm watching from America and your Tories are far worse than the Republicans.. but you're so cold labour party Sam's intent on continuing Tory policy.. and doing whatever netanyahu tells them to do
I'm not surprised that Robert Jenrick seems to be the favourite; I mean, who better to lead a party with such high moral standards and integrity, than good old 'honest' Bob himself?
😊😊😊😊
You broke my Irony scale.
I wonder how many tories in moscow are watching this.
Why would they have to be in Moscow? Just look up those who belonged to the Conservative Friends of Russia, who tried to make themselves look better by rebranding as the Westminster Russia Forum, before disbanding 2 1/2 years ago.
*No1 WITH 28 VOTES* that hammers home how few MP's they really have doesn't it
It only takes 19 MP's to trigger a new leadership contest so anyone who has 19 or more supporters in 12 months time could potentially oust the winner of the current contest.
@@chaptermastermarneuscalgar6926 And that is going to happen for sure :-D
Yes, well spotted. Somebody also pointed out (I think it was John Crace in the Guardian, you should read his article yesterday re Grenfell, it was excellent) that to get to the final stage, two of the candidates only need 41 votes to qualify for the final run in, where the Tory Party members get to vote. When I saw such a low figure, I checked the maths, they were perfectly correct, as in the final vote for MPs to make, there'll only be 3 candidates
Tories don't know it yet but they actually deciding 2029 with this. And when I see this list this looks like the Titantic is voting for more icebergs.
Happy with either Badenough or Jenrick - a positive gift to Labour!!!
I've said it many times before. It does not matter who the next Tory leader is, the next Tory Prime Minister is not even an MP yet!
It must be difficult to select one piece of sh1t over another.
Are you talking about labour 🤔
@@happyguilmore4253 Lame AF shitpost.
It's all in the smell apparently!.
Everyone of them was complicit in the worst government ever,they should all be in jail.
Patel can turn anyone she smirks at to stone.
That's her _resting face_ , not a smirk
That why I call her medusa
She once smirked at me once while I was in Witham. Funnily enough, I think she was genuinely trying to smile at me when I let her let out whilst driving. Not fan of her politics, but she is polite driver from what I have experienced.
Gorgons not as scary.
Strange country where a women who is investigated and found guilty of bullying is rewarded by being made a dame.surely it undervaues those given the title for doing thing more than doing their job at best.
Why are we wasting public resources on these traitors
Let's be honest..they're all repellent in their own way . Jenrick in particular, imo .
Its interesting that they are effectively using a "transferable voye" system but we can't.
They should elect the lettuce that beat Truss. At least that one won't ever have any dumb ideas.
Not the lettuce,tories don't like green policies.
@@JohnPark-xf2gq Well, an aging lettuce turns brown. Just like the tories.
Never, I heard it voted romaine.
Jenrick"leader of the pack so far"very tongue in cheek Phil😂😂what a horrible pack of people. Disgusting all of them!!!
"There's not many Tory MPs left."
Savage.
None of the tories mps are left.they are all very much on the right.
For my money, 121 Tory MPs is exactly 121 too many.
@@paultaylor7082: It’s certainly twice as many as I was hoping for on election night. I was very disappointed the Lib Dems didn’t win more seats than the Tories.
Suela will be the best as she loved by 85% of Brits and she is a decent human being
The Now Show did an excellent joke about Tom Tugenhat at the last leadership election
Tom Tugenhat threw his hat into the ring and is now Tom Tugen
That's literally the only thing I know about the man!
Tugentwat
Nice one. Hats off to Tom Tugen, as previously he was Tom 'Talkingthroughhis' hat...
@@AvaBeefrHow about Tucanfart 😂
Ah, the art of choosing anything democratically was never one of the Tories´ strengths.
No matter who's the next leader.They are toast and it's Labour in power for the next 10 years
Nah red tories in for 5 years , labour and conservatives are two cheeks of the same neoliberal arse ....please tell me that you still don't believe that Labour are a left wing socialist party 😂😂😂 please labour havnt been a left wing party since before Blair in 97 , if you wanna vote for a left wing party you should of voted Liberal democrat
Not a chance. Anyway, get to work, you have taxes to pay.
I hope you’re right.
@@limpethead if Michael is rich he won't have to pay taxes, very few of them ever do and that goes for whoever is in power.
@@edwardbernthal160 Correct. There are only 2 types of Labour voters. Those that don't have to work, and those that don't want to work.
It's a game of 'whack-a-loon'.
Imagine if Mel Stride makes it to the final two based purely on tactical votes of the other candidates.
I think Liz Truss should try once more...
She now looks more intelligent then her Tory collegues.
Needs a sacrifice of a sitting MP to give up seat.
And then that constituency to foolishly elect her.
Then she could challenge new leader.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Does she have truss in Truss or is she in favor of Farage?
Tories are finished. Forget about them. Labour get one term, then Reform take over.
@@johncook802 Well noted. Also exactly what would people define now as a safe Tory seat? There can't be many left, they only have 121 MPs in Parliament. According to a recent article I saw, there are a fair number of seats, many of them formerly Tory ones, which were safe Tory, but now are Labour ones, with Reform in second place. In total, Reform are in now in second place in around 80 Labour seats, with the Tories third or even lower. It would be interesting if Patel jumped ship and joined Reform, or even called a by election if she did leave the Tories. I've no idea who might want to give up their job as a PM to help out Liz Lettuce.
The idea that James 'Not Very' Cleverly is a 'moderate' shows just how far to the right the UK's Overton Window has shifted.
Robert Dejenerick
I’m not up to speed on the contest rules. Now that Patel’s been eliminated, does she get sent to Rwanda?
This is what scraping beneath the barrel looks like
It's like watching them rifle through the cat litter tray trying to find the least smelly no.2, but whoever they choose, they're never going to get anywhere any time soon, they're all lunatics, and they'll keep the tories unelectable for a very long time... :P
Priti awful
I went for Priti Pathetic on a Guardian Paper comments section yesterday. The poor wee things removed the comment. Presumably because calling someone pathetic offends their sensibilities too much. 😄
Prit fails to stick party together again.
It would have youtubes auto mod bot @@andrewharrison1194
I call her Priti Vacant, which rather sums up her abilities.
@@stevenhoward3358 Nice one. Ever noticed that after a few months Pritt Stick goes off and isn't much use for sticking anything?
I respect Tugenhats military views and experience. Although listening to his speech the other day he sounded very Thatcherite. I call my mother Thatcher when shes on the warpath (which is most of the time) 🤣
Rearranging the deckchairs
If BadEnoch matched the Tory memberships favoured shade on the dulux colour chart she'd win but as she's not my money is on Jenrick which should kick the Tories into the long grass for a good amount of time. Lets face it, they chose Truss last time
Oh dear. What a shame. It's a circus and the clowns are all there.
Regardless of her visciousness against "the others", she's still has brown skin... not something that the "go back to your country" crowd would elect.
Mind you, Sunak was NOT elected by the members, but ONLY by the leadership.
Priti Appalling perhaps realising that being nasty isn’t always the best policy?
Jenrick as leader is a brilliant way to ensure the Tories remain in opposition for ever. He epitomises all that's worst about Conservatism and we've sll had more tgan enough of the whole lot of them.
They are all a shower!
I can't see Stride lasting long, because of his seat. Do the Tories really want an opposition leader who's sitting on a 61 vote majority?
Jenprick would take the Tories further into the political wilderness - looking good
Good. Nuff said.
I don't want to say who do I want to win as it would of give the Tories some advice who to avoid picking.
That dance with farage killed her chances probably Lol
The 6 Tory MPs in the first round ballot received 118 votes, but there are supposed to be 121 MPs so 3 MPs must not have bothered to vote?
I think those 3 might be the 3 senior members of the 1922 Committee: Chairman Bob Blackman, Vice Chairman Martin Vickers, and Treasurer Geoffrey Clinton-Brown.
They are the MPs running the Conservative Party leadership contest, so I think it’s important for them to be seen as non-partisan by the contestants and trusted to run a fair contest.
@@timonsolus Thank you very much indeed.
Back to her stronghold of Dol Guldur.
Thank you.
Scraping the barrel. All the intelligent ones like Rory Stewart were purged from the party.
They went through the barrel with Truss and carried on digging.
They all rubbish
Good to see Patel go,but dare I say it,after Sunak and with Farage's Reform Party breathing down their necks,the Tories will not in the short term,opt for an ethnic minority leader again and I will expect to be either Jenrick ,Stride or Tugendhat to eventually prevail ! 🙄🙄
It will probably come down to Jenrick and Badenoch. And the membership will go for Badenoch. Because they're all nutters.
No, I think they'll go for Jenrick. Because they're all rampant racists.. they would NEVER have voted Sunak in, given a choice. We shall see which brand of nuttiness informs their voting more 😂
Welcome to Reform UK, Patel!
And then she turned round and started whining 'I lost so the rules need changing'
Honestly thought it would be Mel stride.
Still he is next.
Altogether now, 'Dum, dum, dum, dum, another one bites the dust...'
The Dulux Don looks favourite, God help the Tories.
Jeneryk is what happens when the Tories have too much of anything.
I hope Badenough wins. Then the Tories will be toast.
She's too black for the Tory membership.
I don’t think Badenoch really wants to win. She’s already said openly that she expects the Tories to lose the next election in 2029.
Pritler will have had some of the wind taken out of her sails but I doubt she’ll shut up for long.
Too right she was ditched, a known bully ffs!!!
If this is the best the tories can muster, Labour will be in office for at least the next ten years!
I've had a fun filled morning reading the comments on the Gammon Press on YT and a large number of commentators believe Priti will shuffel over to Reform Plc ... God help Frogage if that comes to pass
Well it looks like any further career for Priti with the Tories is all but finished now. One has to wonder how many of their remaining 120 MPs might decide to jump ship as well, to Reform? I can't see Sunak hanging around for much longer, I reckon when the new Tory leader is announced in early November, he'll leave Parliament, despite his protestations he'd stay as an MP. He had a fairly safe win in Richmond, he came nowhere near losing the seat. Watch the mad scramble if he announces he's standing down after the leadership election, this might be a good chance for one of the better known candidates who lost their seat in July to resurrect their political career.
Silver lining.
Thank God smirk face out. Next kick out arrogant Kemi and spiker Cleverly 😂
With this lot of far-right headers in the race it's more like Game of Clones.
Every time I see a numebr like the vote totals or division results I'm not used to the number adding up to just over a 100.
Well let the Tory wars begin.
Begin? The Blue on Blue action hasn't stopped since Cameron resigned in 2016, 8 years ago, after the EU Referendum result. They couldn't make a Tory version of the TV series 'Traitors' for the obvious reason there's no one there who could play a 'Faithful', they're a bunch of backstabbers, to a one.
@@paultaylor7082 👍spot on!
Pritti Patels problems are twofold
She is part of the hang 'em, Flog 'em & Brexit crew which plays well with member but not with ordinary voters
& her campaign seemed to realise that there are not that many MPs that would support that agenda since it highlights their failing so she pivoted to set if values she has never espoused and that looked rather alien
The Leadership contest of the Tory party is deeply uninteresting, they will end up with dreadful, mean spirited individual.
The only question is how far along the nutter scale that individual will be.
Symbolic.
Fresh start.
Sorry I apologise thinking this woman had been sacked in total, shame.
Priti Deadly Patel
This voting system foists a leader on its supporters. Not democratic at all.
Thats Torry for you.
The Tories will try to go further right,
but that lane has already been taken by Reform UK.
I'm slightly surprised she was the first to be dumped, I expected it to be Mel Stride.
I'm a far right ex-Tory voter. The only candidate i would even consider voting for is Jenrick but a lot would have to happen before I would do that.
I suspect Patel wanted to lose this. She wanted the visibility of being a candidate, but didn't want to actually win
Why would anyone with any memory of Tory party history want to be the new leader just after a defeat? It never ends well for the new leader
You make a good point here. However, in recent years, only Starmer has beaten the odds, he is the only next newly elected Opposition leader to win a General Election. Major was PM already when he unexpectedly won in 1992, Blair only became leader after the death of John Smith in 1994, so wasn't actually Labour's leader after their defeat in 1992. Also you could argue Cameron was successful, although he was PM as part of a coalition, he didn't win an overall majority in 2010. The Tories went through Hague, IDS and Howard as leaders before picking Cameron, leaving them out of power for 13 years, 1997 - 2010.
Why would "basic competence" matter?
is that the best the Tories can come up with? They're doomed
Cleverly by name (only)
‘Honest’ Bob. Who’d a thunk. They want to continue the death spiral a while longer it seems.
The only competion they should be up fot is the guerning competion.
Stride will be next to leap into the tory party abyss
Given the Tory parliamentary numbers, the whole contest is reminiscent of two bald guys fighting about a comb….
All the declared candidates are pledged to push the party further to the right, and so more UNELECTABLE.
Long may they continue!
'3 of them didn't vote' 😂😂😂
Even they can't be bothered
Jenrick? Westferry. Backhander from Conservative donor and former porn baron. Best they can do?
I'm an American but since when did your Tory or conservative parties remotely care about competence.
The Tories look like they're headed for a long stint in the political wilderness.
They're so busy fighting among themselves that they've lost sight of why they're supposed to be in politics in the first place.
It's a spectacle of political self-destruction that's both fascinating and amusing to watch.
They're spending more time attacking each other than forming an effective opposition.
Every day brings new leaks, backstabbing, and public spats. It's like watching a political version of "Game of Thrones," but with less competence and more pettiness.
The leadership contest is shaping up to be a bloodbath. Candidates are more focused on tearing down their rivals than presenting coherent visions for the party's future.
Meanwhile, the grassroots members are in open revolt, feeling betrayed by the party elite.
The Tories are a complete mess right now. They're not just bickering - they're tearing themselves apart. The electoral defeat has exposed all the cracks that were papered over during their time in government, and now it's an all-out war.
I wonder if Patel is angling to be the leader after? Positioning herself to be a consideration after the right wing have spent a parliament displaying their incompetence and the membership are tired of being humiliated.
Priti great she's gone and she's she's pritti awful at every level
The danger of Priti Patel going down now, is that she can try again after the Tories lose the 2029 general election.
Whoever wins this leadership contest, will have to step down as Tory leader after the Tories lose the 2029 election. Just like William Hague and Iain Duncan Smith had to in 2001 and 2005.
Good.
Patel to the metal!
When it comes to popularity within Tory ranks, I always thought Priti Patel had quite a broad base. How wrong can you be? Turns out she has zero support despite having a ridiculously wide base. That would explain the lack of photos from behind...
Im surprised Tugenhats so low. Id expect more people to respect his military career. Apparently not lol. Robert jenrick looks very full of himself, but I suppose most conservatives are 😆
The conservative party hate Patel
It's like a crap version of The Weakest Link 🙃
....so...the weakest link
😅😅😅😅
They are all 3rd rate performers.