This is why no one trusts the UK conservative party.

They left the EU, and their government immediately turned around and, without asking a single British subject, started importing hundreds of thousands of 18-30 year old male Muslims. It's like they never left the EU at all.

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We'll see how Rupert does, but I fear it's just another stall tactic.

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You are listening to people bought and paid for by the Tories and Labour.
They want a divided right, because they hope to split Reform and elect people like Badenoch.

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Olukemi Olufunto "Kemi" Adegoke was born on 2 January 1980 in Wimbledon, London. Her mother Feyi Adubifa travelled from Nigeria to the United Kingdom for medical treatment and gave birth in St Teresa's Maternity Hospital. This was before the British Nationality Act 1981 abolished automatic birthright citizenship for those born in the UK; Kemi was therefore born a British citizen, and Feyi then returned to Nigeria shortly after Olukemi was born.

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Anchor Baby, not British.

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In interviews, Badenoch denied claims she was an "anchor baby" and asserted that her family did not know she was eligible for a British passport until she was a teenager

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Didn't Identify as British.

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Badenoch spent her childhood living in Lagos, Nigeria, and in the United States, where her mother lectured. She returned to the UK at the age of 16 to live with a friend of her mother's owing to the deteriorating political and economic situation in Nigeria, which had affected her family. During her parliamentary maiden speech Badenoch stated that she was "to all intents and purposes a first-generation immigrant".

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Fresh over the border.

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Badenoch has claimed in several interviews to have been offered a partial scholarship to Stanford University when she was 16 to study pre-medicine on the basis of her high grades, but to have been unable to attend because the scholarship offered was not enough to cover costs. However, Stanford did not offer a pre-med course, and the Stanford admissions officer at that time responsible for the allocation of bursaries to international students subsequently denied this happened.

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A liar.

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Badenoch studied A-Levels in biology, chemistry and maths, at Phoenix College, a sixth form college in Morden, south London.

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UK was a second choice.

They think you are dumb enough to believe them.

If Nigel isn't right wing enough he will get thrown out of a united right wing.

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I can't 'unite' with other conservative groups if they aren't conservative.

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Then you are doing exactly what the Tories and Labour want you to do.

They want conservatives so split that they cannot be first past the post.
The right needs to win first, after that can be some "purity test".

Nigel is truly the greatest Briton since Winston Churchill.

Aim High, Vote Lowe. Nirage cares more for his political power than he does the white englishmen who voted for him.

The UK is fricked. Their conservative “Tory” party is an absolute joke and did absolutely frick all to stop the migrant crisis several years ago when in they were power. In fact, Sunak actually loosened immigration restrictions and brought in more migrants post-Brexit.

Nigel Farage won’t do shite to stop it either. The only movement that possibly might do something is the Restore Britain, but apparently that’s too far right for even most Tory voters.

There are pretty much no “conservative” political platforms in the UKs current system. The native white Brits have no way to revolt due to no second amendment, which effectively neutralizes their voice.

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No, I'm hoping that real conservatives and pro-native Brits abandon those parties and join Lowe.

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You only think that has any possible chance because Tories are paying podcasters and other social media people to undermine Reform.

What website are you getting this information from.