Unlike Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, Margaret Thatcher would not have given house room to the ravings of Elon Musk
The main conceptual idea is that the Conservative Party (Tories) is in danger of self-destruction due to its shift towards hard-right extremism, exemplified by figures like Kemi Badenoch.
This flirtation with extremism alienates moderate Tories while potentially boosting populist rivals like Nigel Farage's Reform UK. The author argues that this trend mirrors the Republican Party in the US, raising concerns about the Tories becoming a platform for cult-like politics and ultimately leading to their demise.
The main conceptual idea is that the Conservative Party (Tories) is in danger of self-destruction due to its shift towards hard-right extremism, exemplified by figures like Kemi Badenoch. This flirtation with extremism alienates moderate Tories while potentially boosting populist rivals like Nigel Farage's Reform UK. The author argues that this trend mirrors the Republican Party in the US, raising concerns about the Tories becoming a platform for cult-like politics and ultimately leading to their demise.