Simon Clarke's remarks reflect the concerns of other Conservatives about their party's future prospects in the upcoming election.
‘ Simon Clarke is simply saying out loud what other Conservatives keep to themselves, or despair about to their colleagues in whispered conversations’ (Photo: Bloomberg via Getty Images)yesterday which looked like it had been written in moonlight using pints of his enemy’s blood. The election would be a “massacre”,, the Tories were “sleepwalking towards an avoidable annihilation” and Rishi Sunak “does not get what Britain needs”. Every word of it is correct, except perhaps for “avoidable”.
Clarke is simply saying out loud what other Conservatives keep to themselves, or despair about to their colleagues in whispered conversations in Commons bars. They are doomed. Sky’s polling average puts the Conservatives 20 points behind Labour, a position no party has ever come back from in an election year. What’s remarkable is not just the gulf between the parties but how stable it is. Sunak must have tried half a dozen resets in the last year, veering widely from presenting himself as a change candidate in his conference speech, to centre-right continuity candidate None of it moves the dia
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