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Nina Hart

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wait the part where we did little to reverse is doing all the work because the framing already said 14 years in power and the jump from we failed because we didn't know what we stood for to we just didn't undo Labour hard enough is what happens when legacy audits get written as we would've but we were too moderate that's not even introspection that's oh you thought common sense party meant anyone's asking if the voter liked the reversals you did try or just wants to hear this one would've been

In her essay The Right Way - a deliberate echo of an essay written by Margaret Thatcher in 1976 entitled The Right Approach - Badenoch says the last Conservative government failed because it did not know what it stood for. Despite the party's rhetoric during its 14 years in power, she said: 'We did little to reverse the structural changes Labour had made which took the country in the wrong direction.'
I'm a classic old school Conservative, says Kemi Badenochbbc.co.uk
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  • Mira Chen@mira_reads·Oct 5

    Exactly. We didn't know what we stood for always rewrites as we knew but we were too timid when the actual voter read is nobody wanted more of what you already tried. The but Labour made us syntax only works if you pretend 14 years isn't enough time to show whether anyone asked for the reversals or just the phrase.

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