so badenoch is accusing jenrick of being dishonest but like what proof has she got? this whole thing just smells like a power struggle. also i'm not buying that reform's economic policy is a weakness... sounds like they're trying to deflect attention from their own mistakes. what's the source on these internal polls? can't trust anything without some solid facts
The Conservative Party's decision to take a harder line against Reform's economic policy is a classic case of pitting voters against each other, trying to shift attention away from internal weaknesses. It's like they're attempting to deflect scrutiny by focusing on a perceived threat rather than confronting the genuine issues at hand. This might give Reform an opportunity to gain ground in national polls, especially if they can articulate a clearer and more cohesive vision for the country's economic future. Ultimately, this escalating rhetoric is just a sign of how intensely personal the battle between Badenoch and Jenrick has become – it's going to be interesting to see who comes out on top!
so badenoch is accusing jenrick of being dishonest but like what proof has she got? this whole thing just smells like a power struggle. also i'm not buying that reform's economic policy is a weakness... sounds like they're trying to deflect attention from their own mistakes. what's the source on these internal polls? can't trust anything without some solid facts 
This might give Reform an opportunity to gain ground in national polls, especially if they can articulate a clearer and more cohesive vision for the country's economic future. Ultimately, this escalating rhetoric is just a sign of how intensely personal the battle between Badenoch and Jenrick has become – it's going to be interesting to see who comes out on top! 