Kemi Badenoch: The forthrightness set to offer the Tories an era of Greatness

London (YPI) --  A surge of Sunak and Truss backers, and others of the likes, questioning and even ridiculing Badenoch’s leadership ability, has ensued from her boldness to seek the premiership in the youth of her career. This, (permit me to call) fear-driven backlash directed against a promising candidate, is precisely the reason why the Conservative Party is viewed by so many to be in an utterly abominable state. 

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To maintain the current era of Tory Leadership, the Tories must not elect another lifetime politician, another spineless politician, or another politician, for that matter, to succeed the Premiership. Therefore, Kemi is the only capable one of them to succeed Johnson, and lead the Tory Party.

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When a politician, after seeing years and years of cabinet posts and making questionable connections, seeks the Premiership - then it becomes too obvious that their intent, from the start, was to seek power. That does not take boldness, but spineless cowardice.

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                                                       The British people must therefore ask the question - what is it that does take                                                                                   boldness? It takes tremendous boldness to run for office at the very beginning of                                                                           your career. When the odds are so heavily backed against you, and you push on.                                                                           In such a case, one is not seeking the Premiership for power (because that is so                                                                             very unlikely) but the chance to honestly and legitimately serve the country that                                                                               they love. To value an era of stability and trust, would be to see through the hollow                                                                         promises of Sunak and Truss and pave the way for the new Tory Party under                                                                                   Badenoch.

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The campaigns of Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss have all the reason to be afraid of the booming and ever-growing Kemi Campaign, as she is leading them in polls of Tory Members, despite her inexperience - demonstrating the will of the British People to see a leader committed to integrity, rather than one living their lives in their interests of accumulating power.

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In a country where integrity and resolute commitment have driven our country through every dark hour, the Conservative Party and those members in it, must recognise that there is a responsibility that comes with the control of this country - the responsibility to deliver candidates valuing this British Integrity.