Kemi Badenoch

I was there, you know, when we had those previous governments, but I was working on the inside to stop a lot of nonsense, which is aggravating people out there. And I will never stop doing that.

So it's very interesting that you said reform as the third party. Reform is not the third party in this country. It's doing well in the polls at the moment, but the third party in this country is the Liberal Democrats, who had more votes and have 14 times as many members of Parliament as reform. Reform has five. Liberal Democrats have 70. We have 100. Yes, yes.

So it's very interesting that you said reform as the third party. Reform is not the third party in this country. It's doing well in the polls at the moment, but the third party in this country is the Liberal Democrats, who had more votes and have 14 times as many members of Parliament as reform. Reform has five. Liberal Democrats have 70. We have 100. Yes, yes.

So it's very interesting that you said reform as the third party. Reform is not the third party in this country. It's doing well in the polls at the moment, but the third party in this country is the Liberal Democrats, who had more votes and have 14 times as many members of Parliament as reform. Reform has five. Liberal Democrats have 70. We have 100. Yes, yes.

And then Labour has 400 and something. I can't even remember the exact number. But I would say the difference between the four parties. So the Labour Party used to be the party of the working class blue collar workers. It has now become the party of the bureaucracy. whether it's the public sector or people who live off government.

And then Labour has 400 and something. I can't even remember the exact number. But I would say the difference between the four parties. So the Labour Party used to be the party of the working class blue collar workers. It has now become the party of the bureaucracy. whether it's the public sector or people who live off government.

And then Labour has 400 and something. I can't even remember the exact number. But I would say the difference between the four parties. So the Labour Party used to be the party of the working class blue collar workers. It has now become the party of the bureaucracy. whether it's the public sector or people who live off government.

So people who live off government regulations, compliance and so on. That's who they speak for now. They don't speak for the, you know, what we would call blue collar. We are the traditional party of the right. The Conservative Party is the most successful political party, I think, in history, certainly with our longevity. And we are the centre right party.

So people who live off government regulations, compliance and so on. That's who they speak for now. They don't speak for the, you know, what we would call blue collar. We are the traditional party of the right. The Conservative Party is the most successful political party, I think, in history, certainly with our longevity. And we are the centre right party.

So people who live off government regulations, compliance and so on. That's who they speak for now. They don't speak for the, you know, what we would call blue collar. We are the traditional party of the right. The Conservative Party is the most successful political party, I think, in history, certainly with our longevity. And we are the centre right party.

And we are traditionally the party of the entrepreneurs, low tax. We've merged what I would call classic liberalism with old school conservatism. And that's where we are. That's where we are now. The Liberal Democrats are basically a protest party for mainly people on the left. And they don't have much of an ideology other than being nice.

And we are traditionally the party of the entrepreneurs, low tax. We've merged what I would call classic liberalism with old school conservatism. And that's where we are. That's where we are now. The Liberal Democrats are basically a protest party for mainly people on the left. And they don't have much of an ideology other than being nice.

And we are traditionally the party of the entrepreneurs, low tax. We've merged what I would call classic liberalism with old school conservatism. And that's where we are. That's where we are now. The Liberal Democrats are basically a protest party for mainly people on the left. And they don't have much of an ideology other than being nice.

They will go with all sorts of extreme things, you know, extreme gender ideology, etc. And reform is... is representing the rage that a lot of people are feeling about things going wrong in the country. But it's all rage. It's not courage. And I understand why a lot of traditional conservative voters have gone to reform because they're angry with us because they think we let them down.

They will go with all sorts of extreme things, you know, extreme gender ideology, etc. And reform is... is representing the rage that a lot of people are feeling about things going wrong in the country. But it's all rage. It's not courage. And I understand why a lot of traditional conservative voters have gone to reform because they're angry with us because they think we let them down.

They will go with all sorts of extreme things, you know, extreme gender ideology, etc. And reform is... is representing the rage that a lot of people are feeling about things going wrong in the country. But it's all rage. It's not courage. And I understand why a lot of traditional conservative voters have gone to reform because they're angry with us because they think we let them down.

And a lot of traditional Labour voters are also going to reform because they're angry with their traditional party. And then people who don't want to have anything to do with it vote Liberal Democrat.

And a lot of traditional Labour voters are also going to reform because they're angry with their traditional party. And then people who don't want to have anything to do with it vote Liberal Democrat.

And a lot of traditional Labour voters are also going to reform because they're angry with their traditional party. And then people who don't want to have anything to do with it vote Liberal Democrat.

They are not on Twitter, but they are in local communities. And what you tend to get, a typical Liberal Democrat will be somebody who is good at fixing their church roof. And, you know, people in the community like them. Oh, you fixed the church roof. You should be a member of parliament. And they want to be nice. And then they get there.