"That Party Should Be Gone!" | Why Kemi Badenoch's Rise Defies All Logic
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Kemi Badenoch has warned promises of a Conservative-Reform UK coalition could drive voters away from both parties. The Conservative Party leader told GB News on Thursday that “problematic people” have joined Nigel Farage’s party, adding: “How can we join with them?” Asked whether recent polling showed it was time to “unite the right”, Mrs Badenoch replied: “It’s about uniting the country, not just uniting the right and uniting the country behind common sense is what Conservatives want to do.” Speaking with Conservative Commentator Benedict Spence, Talk's Jeremy Kyle says: "I completely get the reform situation and I acknowledge absolutely what Kemi Badenoch has done. We have the Conservative round every day and I'm impressed with what she's done." #kemibadenoch #conservativeparty #jeremykyle #talk Have you got a story? Email tips@talk.tv Click here for more from Talk https://talk.tv If you need any help visit: https://talk.tv/helplines
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