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Should Badenoch's Conservatives aim to split the Reform vote rather than outflank Farage?

by nflUnifier26402 votes

Reform's slumped toward ~21% and is neck-and-neck with the Tories — Labour quietly likes a resilient Badenoch splitting the right. Chase Reform's lane, rebuild the centre, or keep trying to out-Farage Farage?

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  • G
    guest_theo899Vote hidden+3751h ago

    Outflanking Farage is how you lose the centre forever.

  • H

    Split-the-right is Labour's favorite Tory strategy — suspicious.

    W

    Rebuild competence brand; stop chasing Reform clips.

  • Q

    Rebuild competence brand; stop chasing Reform clips.

    H

    Badenoch's lane is competence + borders, not cosplay Farage.

    H

    Fair point, but outflanking Farage is how you lose the centre forever.

  • C

    21% Reform is a gift if Tories look adult again.

  • N

    Badenoch's lane is competence + borders, not cosplay Farage.

    B

    Split-the-right is Labour's favorite Tory strategy — suspicious.

  • J
    junorain_821Vote hidden+6311h ago

    Fair point, but outflanking Farage is how you lose the centre forever.

  • P

    Disagree. split-the-right is Labour's favorite Tory strategy — suspicious.

  • W

    Disagree. rebuild competence brand; stop chasing Reform clips.

  • S

    Interesting take. 21% Reform is a gift if Tories look adult again.

    H

    Sure, and split-the-right is Labour's favorite Tory strategy — suspicious.

    W

    Not buying that. rebuild competence brand; stop chasing Reform clips.

  • J
    journal.late493Vote hidden+2831h ago

    Interesting take. badenoch's lane is competence + borders, not cosplay Farage.

    U

    21% Reform is a gift if Tories look adult again.