Kemi Badenoch

Yes. How do we address that? There is an economic and a cultural malaise. And I think... Once upon a time, that hole was filled with religion and a belief in God. I'm not a religious person, but I do understand it. And when I look at the way things are going wrong, you can see that it's about people looking for that meaning. And, you know, J.D.

Yes. How do we address that? There is an economic and a cultural malaise. And I think... Once upon a time, that hole was filled with religion and a belief in God. I'm not a religious person, but I do understand it. And when I look at the way things are going wrong, you can see that it's about people looking for that meaning. And, you know, J.D.

made a joke yesterday when we were talking about this, you know, in an adjacent way. He said that, you know, people are Calvinists, but they're not believing anymore. They're looking for something to feel guilty about. And so they go, you know, that's where the wokeism... comes from, that how can we make ourselves feel guilty and self-flagellate.

made a joke yesterday when we were talking about this, you know, in an adjacent way. He said that, you know, people are Calvinists, but they're not believing anymore. They're looking for something to feel guilty about. And so they go, you know, that's where the wokeism... comes from, that how can we make ourselves feel guilty and self-flagellate.

made a joke yesterday when we were talking about this, you know, in an adjacent way. He said that, you know, people are Calvinists, but they're not believing anymore. They're looking for something to feel guilty about. And so they go, you know, that's where the wokeism... comes from, that how can we make ourselves feel guilty and self-flagellate.

And, you know, that festival that I was talking about where I met Kimberlé Crenshaw. Yes. There were some girls in the audience who I spoke to afterwards and they were all sort of, you know, very left wing and they didn't like what I had to say. And the more I spoke to them and we, you know, we were having arguments, very friendly arguments, the more I realized that they were not left wing.

And, you know, that festival that I was talking about where I met Kimberlé Crenshaw. Yes. There were some girls in the audience who I spoke to afterwards and they were all sort of, you know, very left wing and they didn't like what I had to say. And the more I spoke to them and we, you know, we were having arguments, very friendly arguments, the more I realized that they were not left wing.

And, you know, that festival that I was talking about where I met Kimberlé Crenshaw. Yes. There were some girls in the audience who I spoke to afterwards and they were all sort of, you know, very left wing and they didn't like what I had to say. And the more I spoke to them and we, you know, we were having arguments, very friendly arguments, the more I realized that they were not left wing.

And I said, why are you saying all these things? You're not left wing, you don't believe this. And one of them said to me, because I want to feel like I'm a part of something special.

And I said, why are you saying all these things? You're not left wing, you don't believe this. And one of them said to me, because I want to feel like I'm a part of something special.

And I said, why are you saying all these things? You're not left wing, you don't believe this. And one of them said to me, because I want to feel like I'm a part of something special.

Yeah, but I had been sort of probing and pushing. I don't even think she realized what she was saying when she said it. And I realized also, as she said it, that this is one of the failures of the right. That we don't give people, certainly in the UK, it might be different here, We don't talk about that meaning anymore. We just talk about the managerialism.

Yeah, but I had been sort of probing and pushing. I don't even think she realized what she was saying when she said it. And I realized also, as she said it, that this is one of the failures of the right. That we don't give people, certainly in the UK, it might be different here, We don't talk about that meaning anymore. We just talk about the managerialism.

Yeah, but I had been sort of probing and pushing. I don't even think she realized what she was saying when she said it. And I realized also, as she said it, that this is one of the failures of the right. That we don't give people, certainly in the UK, it might be different here, We don't talk about that meaning anymore. We just talk about the managerialism.

And yes, we'll get you some more doctors and we'll try and reduce your taxes. My whole campaign was about principles. It was about what are the things that we believe in. Let's put the policy aside for a second. Where are we starting from? It's family and how important family is. You know, and they come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but without family, so many of us are lost. It's freedom.

And yes, we'll get you some more doctors and we'll try and reduce your taxes. My whole campaign was about principles. It was about what are the things that we believe in. Let's put the policy aside for a second. Where are we starting from? It's family and how important family is. You know, and they come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but without family, so many of us are lost. It's freedom.

And yes, we'll get you some more doctors and we'll try and reduce your taxes. My whole campaign was about principles. It was about what are the things that we believe in. Let's put the policy aside for a second. Where are we starting from? It's family and how important family is. You know, and they come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but without family, so many of us are lost. It's freedom.

It's equality under the law. It's citizenship, real citizenship, not just I have a passport and I can travel with it. It's about caring about a place, about the people who are there, your community. You want everybody to succeed. That's what it is.

It's equality under the law. It's citizenship, real citizenship, not just I have a passport and I can travel with it. It's about caring about a place, about the people who are there, your community. You want everybody to succeed. That's what it is.

It's equality under the law. It's citizenship, real citizenship, not just I have a passport and I can travel with it. It's about caring about a place, about the people who are there, your community. You want everybody to succeed. That's what it is.