LetterHe was a real shock for the reforms of Sir Jake Barry, the former head of the lace, for the reforms last night.
Since Kemi Badenoch was just a few hours later on welfare reforms, he made him more and more irrelevant.
Currently, there were questions about why he had chosen all the days to deliver a big lecture, when the news was highly focused on immigration, and there were a mini -summit between Kier Storm and Emmanuel Macron, who caught attention.
But with Sir Jake’s flaw, there will only be one issue that someone will ask him at his press conference: “Who will leave the next?”
While he was not the first former representative of Tory to become Nigel Farage, it is undoubtedly the most important and most important to do so. And he won’t be the last.
He also showed a very different type of conservative to join reforms. Previously, figures such as Lesterson, Marco Longha, Dim Andre Jenkins, David Jones and Anne Marie Morris were all on the right wing of the party’s Brexiteer, but that’s not the case.
The last time he talked to him Independently He was at the launch event to propose Tom Togandat’s leadership. Apparently, Tugndhat represented the TIRES type who preferred to vote for Lib DEM than Farage.
Sir Jake stay during the Brexit referendum. He was also a loyal Boris Johnson and served under Liz Tarpa. He was originally a job politician, who was a member of parliament for 14 years, looking for the office of ministers, was not in the party’s right, and has been a lace for 30 years.
His acceptance, “I know what was wrong, I was there”, as he had a flaw, was a very terrible attack on his former party.
A friend of the message sir Jake Independent Last night to say, “He followed his heart.”
A pessimist may show that his heart told him that he wants to be a member of parliament again and that it would be easier to stand up for reform by winning the seat he lost last year.
But this shows an important moment. If Farage now attracts job politicians who want to join a party because it improves their chances of choosing, not just ideologies, then the mood changes.
Sir Jake’s departure tells the public more than any other defect that the Middle Party is likely to win, the reforms are made by FARAGE instead of Tories led by Badenoch. Even Sir Storm’s head calls reform as real opposition.
This makes Tories irrelevant and slightly similar to liberals in the 1920s with the advent of work, they appear to be a deadly marginal party soon.
It is certainly difficult to find a member of the top team of Ms. Badenov in her shadow cabinet or many MPs ready for the fight. Except for Robert Jenrick, Chancellor Shadow Mel Stride and several others, many of them do not make titles.
Snarky’s response from a CCHQ source (conservative campaign headquarters) to say Barry “had more stances than Kama Sutra, and now it is a proof of life that takes reform to anyone” and has also angered several lace that are currently joining the reform.
Ms. Badenuch’s remarks at today’s speech at the Center for Social Justice and not grate it.
Asked about Barry: “If there are people who are not conservative, people who are likely to keep us back for a long time should go to other parties that fit their values.” It was a man who spent a lot of time trying to get a budget for the north of England to make sure that Tories did not miss many of the seats they lost at the end.
“All people who are not interested in preparing a proper political program and just want to jump the ship are welcomed, because when the next public election comes, the general public is looking for a serious and credible alternative,” he said.
He returned to the reforms and called him “Jeremy Corbin with a cigarette and an int” and makes him left and promising many benefits.
Asked what the Faraage has gained, Ms. Badenov said, “What Nigel Field has achieved that I didn’t get, tells people to hear whatever they want. If people want the truth, they must come to the conservatives.”
But the reality is that Sir Jake was well -liked in Tories and the North Research Group had established and led Tory representatives. He was an influential face that may encourage many more to pass.
Another MP for former Tory Independent Following his statement that they were saying “close” were also defective and expressed discomfort with Jake’s leadership.
They said, “I hate cchq with every fiber.”
There is another serious point. Getting people like Sir Jake helps professional reform. He is a very strong fighter and organizer who can teach them about launching ground campaigns and using data. Barry brings a specialized specialist who currently lacks reforms.
At the same time, though, although the news agenda continues to the small boats and Farage marches her last recruitment, no one really wants to hear Ms. Badenuch’s speech on prosperity.
Even if his message was serious and important (although it usually lacks politics details), this wrong speech was the wrong time, the wrong conditions for a Tory leader who could not rest.
