In 2024, Liz Truss fronted a movement called Popular Conservatism, endorsed Donald Trump, lost her seat, and had a bizarre press tour. Kemi Badenoch resigned as Tory deputy chairmen, was suspended by the Tories for controversial comments, and crossed the floor to become Reform’s first MP. Nigel Farage, a controversial figure, got elected to parliament in Rochdale for four months before being kicked out of his seat.
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Badenoch Accuses Farage Of 'Manipulating His Supporters' Over His Reform Membership Claim
Kemi Badenoch has accused Nigel Farage of manipulating his supporters by falsely claiming Reform UK has more members than the Tories, with Farage projecting fake membership numbers on the Conservative Party's headquarters. Badenoch called out Farage for using fake tactics and criticized Reform's lack of a solid plan, while Farage challenged her to audit membership numbers, claiming the Tories' numbers are fake. The Conservative Party warned that voting for Reform in the upcoming elections would...
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