“Change does not mean reheated versions of 1970s, ‘80s or ‘90s policies, but a new mission for our age.” What sets Kemi Badenoch apart from every single other Tory contender is that she understands that Britain is exhausted and that the Conservative Party can be the only vehicle to deliver a revived vision of national self-regeneration and revitalisation. Look to the late Shinzo Abe, John Howard or Stephen Harper and you will find the same unashamed and bold conservatism Badenoch represents. From promising to end the age of managed decline - in the economy, administration and in Britain’s social trajectory – to acknowledging that Britain needs full-blooded pride once again, Mrs Badenoch represents a new brand of conservatism that places optimism and pride as the vanguard to sweep away our stagnant politics.
Why I'm #BackingBadenoch, by Max Stevens
“Change does not mean reheated versions of 1970s, ‘80s or ‘90s policies, but a new mission for our age.” What sets Kemi Badenoch apart from every single other Tory contender is that she understands that Britain is exhausted and that the Conservative Party can be the only vehicle to deliver a revived vision of national self-regeneration and revitalisation. Look to the late Shinzo Abe, John Howard or Stephen Harper and you will find the same unashamed and bold conservatism Badenoch represents. From promising to end the age of managed decline - in the economy, administration and in Britain’s social trajectory – to acknowledging that Britain needs full-blooded pride once again, Mrs Badenoch represents a new brand of conservatism that places optimism and pride as the vanguard to sweep away our stagnant politics.