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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2 OP   Couple
11 weeks ago

Cumbria

of the Conservative leadership contest.

Looks like at this s stage it’s going to be Cleverly against either Jenrick or Badenoch in the final two.

Robert Jenrick: 28

Kemi Badenoch: 22

James Cleverly: 21

Tom Tugendhat: 17

Mel Stride: 16

Priti Patel: 14

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By *ostindreamsMan
11 weeks ago

London

I thought Tugendhat had the most support. Surprised to see Jenrick at the top.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
11 weeks ago

in Lancashire

They're veering to the right it looks like, Farage will be pleased..

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By *loscouplegl3Couple
11 weeks ago

Gloucester


"They're veering to the right it looks like, Farage will be pleased.."

Idiots haven’t learnt a thing from the recent past. Just doubling down

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By *irldnCouple
11 weeks ago

Brighton

The UK and the British are generally a rather moderate lot. I’d bet most straddle Centre/Left to Centre/Right. It is moving to the centre that gets you elected in the UK not pushing towards more extremism. Unless Labour implodes we won’t see the Tories back in Govt for a decade.

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By *usybee73Man
11 weeks ago

in the sticks

Not in the conservative party, but if I was I would be pissed off, as surely it's upto the members rather then the mps ... last couple of years as evidence

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By *immyinreadingMan
11 weeks ago

henley on thames


"The UK and the British are generally a rather moderate lot. I’d bet most straddle Centre/Left to Centre/Right. It is moving to the centre that gets you elected in the UK not pushing towards more extremism. Unless Labour implodes we won’t see the Tories back in Govt for a decade."

Depends. With a stale government, like the last one, then sitting in the middle can work well, just wait for the electorate to get bored with the incumbents. Same when Blair came to power, and when labour were ousted.

Labour have got in this time offering broadly similar policies to the tories, and lost the last time by offering too much of a difference.

At other times, voters want a change in direction rather than just a change in who is in charge.

And if the new leader is too far to the centre then it opens up more space for far(right)age.

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2 OP   Couple
11 weeks ago

Cumbria


"Not in the conservative party, but if I was I would be pissed off, as surely it's upto the members rather then the mps ... last couple of years as evidence "

It is, eventually. The MPs whittle it down to the final two and the members decide between them.

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By *usybee73Man
11 weeks ago

in the sticks


"Not in the conservative party, but if I was I would be pissed off, as surely it's upto the members rather then the mps ... last couple of years as evidence

It is, eventually. The MPs whittle it down to the final two and the members decide between them."

Quite so, hence disagree with that system... if your a member of a political party, union or social club, you have one vote to change things, not for the committee to decide who your allowed to vote for.

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2 OP   Couple
11 weeks ago

Cumbria


"Not in the conservative party, but if I was I would be pissed off, as surely it's upto the members rather then the mps ... last couple of years as evidence

It is, eventually. The MPs whittle it down to the final two and the members decide between them.

Quite so, hence disagree with that system... if your a member of a political party, union or social club, you have one vote to change things, not for the committee to decide who your allowed to vote for."

I agree in the case of the Conservatives, they’ll never be in power again if the choice of leader is left up to the mad bastards who are members.

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By *altenkommandoMan
11 weeks ago

milton keynes


"The UK and the British are generally a rather moderate lot. I’d bet most straddle Centre/Left to Centre/Right. It is moving to the centre that gets you elected in the UK not pushing towards more extremism. Unless Labour implodes we won’t see the Tories back in Govt for a decade."

How are they moving towards extremism exactly?

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By *wosmilersCouple
11 weeks ago

Heathrowish

Don't write off James Cleverly.

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By *hrill CollinsMan
11 weeks ago

The Outer Rim

jeez what a choice!

jim dim, slimey jenrick, madenoch and two random empty suits no one has ever heard of

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
11 weeks ago

golden fields


"jeez what a choice!

jim dim, slimey jenrick, madenoch and two random empty suits no one has ever heard of

"

It's a line up of wannabe bond villains.

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By *hrill CollinsMan
11 weeks ago

The Outer Rim


"jeez what a choice!

jim dim, slimey jenrick, madenoch and two random empty suits no one has ever heard of

It's a line up of wannabe bond villains."

that's unecessarily flattering to this bunch .... they're simply a cabal of weird and out of touch paranoiacs

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2 OP   Couple
11 weeks ago

Cumbria


"Don't write off James Cleverly.

"

Pretty sure he will be in the final two, depends if he’s prepared to go batshit right wing as to whether he’ll have a chance though.

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
11 weeks ago

nearby

All bottom of the barrel

None would get through Sugars first couple episodes

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

It really is a pathetic line-up, many are far too young to be a potential PM.

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By *irldnCouple
11 weeks ago

Brighton


"The UK and the British are generally a rather moderate lot. I’d bet most straddle Centre/Left to Centre/Right. It is moving to the centre that gets you elected in the UK not pushing towards more extremism. Unless Labour implodes we won’t see the Tories back in Govt for a decade.

How are they moving towards extremism exactly? "

Moving gradually further away from centre/right to right to eventually far right if some of these MPs follow their misguided instinct (or true ideology).

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2 OP   Couple
11 weeks ago

Cumbria


"It really is a pathetic line-up, many are far too young to be a potential PM."

I think lack of ability is a far more pressing issue.

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By *irldnCouple
11 weeks ago

Brighton


"jeez what a choice!

jim dim, slimey jenrick, madenoch and two random empty suits no one has ever heard of

It's a line up of wannabe bond villains."

More like Austin Powers villains. Or Despicable Me!

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By *irldnCouple
11 weeks ago

Brighton


"It really is a pathetic line-up, many are far too young to be a potential PM.

I think lack of ability is a far more pressing issue."

Didn’t stop our last five PMs

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2 OP   Couple
11 weeks ago

Cumbria


"jeez what a choice!

jim dim, slimey jenrick, madenoch and two random empty suits no one has ever heard of

It's a line up of wannabe bond villains.

More like Austin Powers villains. Or Despicable Me!"

And Cruella… oh no, she’s out.

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