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The party points to the following tweets/stunts as evidence:
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Thanks Tim
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Full piece:
“Reform UK’s incompetent insurgency”
www.politics.co.uk/week-in-revi...
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In September 2022, Stride was chair of the Treasury select committee
Philp was chief secretary to the Treasury no less
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A problem for the Tories I highlighted this week
Mel Stride, a contemporary critic of the mini-budget, can quite easily say sorry now. Not difficult to apologise for things others got wrong (and you were right about) on their behalf
More difficult for those who were *in the room* to admit fault
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Doesn’t seem sustainable
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Full story:
“The damage Liz Truss did to Conservative politics will not be easily undone.”
www.politics.co.uk/news-feature...
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The populists are uncoupling with their efficiency tsars
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At least he sees the funny side. Such an unserious idea spearheaded by unserious people
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Full piece:
“The damage Liz Truss did to Conservative politics will not be easily undone”
www.politics.co.uk/news-feature...
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Kicking her out sounds like a good mechanism to me 👍
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Would also have the happy consequence, from a Tory perspective, of pushing Truss towards Reform UK - landing Farage with her electoral baggage
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I take your point. But the title deliberately refers to big C Conservative politics. (My thinking was the title 'The damage Liz Truss did to *the Conservative Party* will not be easily undone' sounded too clunky)