Badenoch has a beautiful, mellifluous voice and a commanding presence. In a politician, performance is everything and she owns every stage she stands on. If she doesn’t win, I’ll be very disappointed.
I like Kemi's no-nonsense attitude and overall vision - she could get things done. Labour would find her hard to handle. I would like to see more on the policy front, however, even if it's just broad-brush at this stage.
The Conservative candidates are treating Kemi BadenochMP like a pet African monkey by giving her such licence to talk crap and deliver crap over and over!
I hope Kami wins the leadership,she seems to be like Thatcher,she has the courage of her convictions. This woman will stand her ground,she will get things done.
Wow four excellent candidates and very talented compared to shower of rubbish that Labour has to offer, Kier Starlin and Rachel Deceives. For me Kemi will be the one with the charisma and courage to take the fight to labour
It’s Badenoch or Jenrick for me. Watching the audience the ones that are supporting the other candidates looked about as happy as a cat chewing a plate of toenails when Kemi or Robert made their speeches.
Cleverly and Tugendhat criticise Labour's proposal to ban smoking in pub gardens, but Sunak legislated to progressively ban it for everyone anywhere. Badenoch opposed this, they didn't. May the best woman win.
We need a strong no nonsense opposition and Kemi can bring that! She never said she would scrap maternity pay or minimum wage, she said it can be a burden for small businesses and therefore needs looking at. Perhaps instead of increasing minimum wage, we increase tax thresholds on low earnings.
Cleverly and Kemi are the only good options. Jenrick (and Tugendhat too) is a sack of wet rice - the public will only vote for an inspiring, pragmatic moderate (Cleverly) or an inspiring culture warrior (Kemi).
Kemi for me because she's the only one who didn't do that weird pointing and waving thing at mythical friends in the audience, as popularised by American politicians. There's no way they can see the audience with those lights...
For me it's between Robert and Kemi. He for me is the Old School we've needed and missed. She has the voice of a stong woman who isn't scared to make a stand. We need a new Thatcher...one has her as his Role Model. The other could possibly eminate her. Whoever wins the Leadership contest can only take them forward by supporting them and their views and policies
Why didn't this party, including these leadershio candidates, do all the good things they say are important when they were in power for the last 14 years? Just asking. Not sure many people are listening to them now.
The country waited long enough to get rid of the tories! Labour will be in power for a long time and will make this country prosper after their awful inheritance from the tories
Interesting speeches. Had to leave the hall before most of Kemi's. By standing ovations: 1. Cleverly 2. Jenrick 3. Tugendhat. IMHO: best speeches / crowd connection by Kemi and Cleverly.
@@TheMagicLemur I’m under no illusion that it’s cool to think Cleverly, Badenoch or Tugenhat have any agenda that isn’t the status quo - Jenrick is only saying the right things, nothing more.
“I set to read the Act of Parliament by which the Bank of England was created. The investors knew what they were about. Their design was to mortgage by degrees the whole country…lands…houses…property…labour. The scheme has produced what the world never saw before - starvation in the midst of abundance.” ~ William cobbett
“Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished”. - Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers’ Association, New York, Idaho Leader, 26th August 1924.
Jenrick is impressive but hes a liar, and that is a mistake the conservatives really can't afford to make again. Kemi is incredibly strong, probably the best opposition leader, but obsessive over identity politics, and I think she would be too unpopular as a prime minister. Tugenhadt is too vanilla to be an opposition leader, although arguably that what the tories need now. I do think he might be the most serious of them all but I don't think he would make enough change. I do think Cleverly is the best balance of all of them, but of course his weakness is his history. Being part of such a catastrophic government in such a senior position could make it very hard to win an election, but I do believe he is by far the best option of the 4.
That's an interesting point. He will do or say anything to get elected. He had all the correct ideas but I think he's likely to talk tough and then be unable to deliver. The whole country needs radical renewal. I think Cleverly and Kemi need to reach an agreement and then stand as a team.
Sometimes it's the unpopular ones that are the best, Margaret Thatcher comes to mind. It's the ones that are not afraid to be disliked that actually get the job done. And that's exactly what we need right now.
Great choice of candidates. The optimistically named James Cleverly, the evocatively named Tom Toucanhat and Kemi Badenough. And that other bloke. Can't wait to see who will win and serve the British people (right). Well, BoJo's wallpaper in the PM's flat at No. 10 should still be good when the scales of election success swing back his party's way. Or would that be BoJo's £7k paint job covering up his wallpaper?
2010: Labour are finished (they're now in government) 2015: Lib Dems are finished (they've regained loads of seats and elected thousands of councillors) 2016: The EU is finished (it's still here and seeking to expand) 2016: Brexit would mean cheaper food, higher wages, less immigration (not one of those promises has been delivered) 2022: Ukraine won't last 3 days (Russia struggled to achieve its objectives and resorted to sending tens of thousands of untrained, underequiped conscripts in human wave attacks just to move the front line by a few metres) 2024: The Tories are finished (another prediction from someone who thinks they can see into the future with a crystal ball)
Everyone causes chaos when they're elected, it's called the battle of the wills.😅 The real question is whose chaos will bring about the positive change the UK so desperately needs?
I wouldn't vote for either of them if I was voting Tory which I'm not they all have some little bits of what I'm looking for but there collective policies overall are not what I would vote for
Policies stem from values though. Politics is philosophy in action, hence why Kemi emphasises first principles. Eye catching policies are useful (just ask Starmer 😅). However they should ideally link to a broader set of ideals... so that they gain popular support.
@@Lorraine-p4r Robert Jenrick wants both flying at our borders. My point is, he should never be the leader of the Tories because he is ridiculous in proposing that we do.
Badenoch has a beautiful, mellifluous voice and a commanding presence. In a politician, performance is everything and she owns every stage she stands on. If she doesn’t win, I’ll be very disappointed.
I like Kemi's no-nonsense attitude and overall vision - she could get things done. Labour would find her hard to handle. I would like to see more on the policy front, however, even if it's just broad-brush at this stage.
Keni never delivered any houses or anything!
Kemi seems like the real deal to be fair!
The Conservative candidates are treating Kemi BadenochMP like a pet African monkey by giving her such licence to talk crap and deliver crap over and over!
I hope Kami wins the leadership,she seems to be like Thatcher,she has the courage of her convictions. This woman will stand her ground,she will get things done.
Love your sarcasm 😂😂😂😂😂
Kemi has no courage about Abortion/ Termination that is Murder! Taking a Life!
Kemi is great
I´m TeamKemi 100%
Wow four excellent candidates and very talented compared to shower of rubbish that Labour has to offer, Kier Starlin and Rachel Deceives. For me Kemi will be the one with the charisma and courage to take the fight to labour
It’s Badenoch or Jenrick for me. Watching the audience the ones that are supporting the other candidates looked about as happy as a cat chewing a plate of toenails when
Kemi or Robert made their speeches.
Cleverly and Tugendhat criticise Labour's proposal to ban smoking in pub gardens, but Sunak legislated to progressively ban it for everyone anywhere. Badenoch opposed this, they didn't. May the best woman win.
Badenoch and Cleverly are really impressive
Kemi is the real perfect candidate !!
We need a strong no nonsense opposition and Kemi can bring that! She never said she would scrap maternity pay or minimum wage, she said it can be a burden for small businesses and therefore needs looking at. Perhaps instead of increasing minimum wage, we increase tax thresholds on low earnings.
That's a great point.
Cleverly and Kemi are the only good options. Jenrick (and Tugendhat too) is a sack of wet rice - the public will only vote for an inspiring, pragmatic moderate (Cleverly) or an inspiring culture warrior (Kemi).
I thought immigration legal and illegal went up? Cleverley said it went down
when he was Home Secretary?
Kemi PM, Cleverly deputy pm
1:47:00 kemi badenoch
Apart from Jenrick, three strong and sincere candidates. Jenrick is an opportunist.
Kemi is a website hacker and very dishonest so the Nigerian corkscrew will deliver crap as usual!
Stop the boats.
Jenrick is the real deal
Badenoch 8 days a week
I lurrrrrrve ya.
It has to be Jenrick
Kemi for me because she's the only one who didn't do that weird pointing and waving thing at mythical friends in the audience, as popularised by American politicians. There's no way they can see the audience with those lights...
I am voting for Jenerick I liike his plans!
To leave E.C.H.R., etc.
44:53 Cleverly did something labour called the conservatives wouldn’t. Apologise. And he’s humble!!!
Tom Tugendhat? 100,000 cap on migration? Does he not understand what the people of this country want? No vote from me!!! :(
James Cleverly or Kemi Badenoch for me! Clear as day they both have what it takes to lead.
For me it's between Robert and Kemi.
He for me is the Old School we've needed and missed.
She has the voice of a stong woman who isn't scared to make a stand.
We need a new Thatcher...one has her as his Role Model. The other could possibly eminate her.
Whoever wins the Leadership contest can only take them forward by supporting them and their views and policies
It’s a mess. Reform will keep labour in power as the SNP kept them out.
The thing is reform only came second in red wall seats
The Tory heartland seats they’d expect to typically win were lost to the Lib Dem’s
Why didn't this party, including these leadershio candidates, do all the good things they say are important when they were in power for the last 14 years? Just asking. Not sure many people are listening to them now.
We cannot wait 4 yrs, this country is in great trouble now, over populated beyond belief,
The country waited long enough to get rid of the tories! Labour will be in power for a long time and will make this country prosper after their awful inheritance from the tories
The Nigerian corkscrew will deliver crap!
Interesting speeches. Had to leave the hall before most of Kemi's. By standing ovations:
1. Cleverly
2. Jenrick
3. Tugendhat.
IMHO: best speeches / crowd connection by Kemi and Cleverly.
Keep coping for the Uniparty candidates lol
@@TheBigKahuna1211 Keep howling in the wilderness deluding yourself that it's cool lol
@@TheMagicLemur I’m under no illusion that it’s cool to think Cleverly, Badenoch or Tugenhat have any agenda that isn’t the status quo - Jenrick is only saying the right things, nothing more.
Just words though and standing and clapping like seals is all they are really good for.
@@Set-ri6rs exactly
If one has read Bambi,one is one up on James.😂
Mixed race like me! Cleverly is. God Bless him, and all the leadership candidates!
What is Robert Jenrick doing with his arms!? He's like a sweaty octopus trying to unhook a bra 😂😂😂
No thanks. 😊
James cleverly 🎉🎉🎉🎉
They wont let Kemi win
“I set to read the Act of Parliament by which the Bank of England was created. The investors knew what they were about. Their design was to mortgage by degrees the whole country…lands…houses…property…labour. The scheme has produced what the world never saw before - starvation in the midst of abundance.”
~ William cobbett
How many platitudes did we just hear? I trust none of them to be honest.....
“Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished”.
- Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers’ Association, New York, Idaho Leader, 26th August 1924.
None of the above
Jenrick is impressive but hes a liar, and that is a mistake the conservatives really can't afford to make again. Kemi is incredibly strong, probably the best opposition leader, but obsessive over identity politics, and I think she would be too unpopular as a prime minister. Tugenhadt is too vanilla to be an opposition leader, although arguably that what the tories need now. I do think he might be the most serious of them all but I don't think he would make enough change. I do think Cleverly is the best balance of all of them, but of course his weakness is his history. Being part of such a catastrophic government in such a senior position could make it very hard to win an election, but I do believe he is by far the best option of the 4.
That's an interesting point. He will do or say anything to get elected. He had all the correct ideas but I think he's likely to talk tough and then be unable to deliver. The whole country needs radical renewal. I think Cleverly and Kemi need to reach an agreement and then stand as a team.
Sometimes it's the unpopular ones that are the best, Margaret Thatcher comes to mind. It's the ones that are not afraid to be disliked that actually get the job done. And that's exactly what we need right now.
Great choice of candidates. The optimistically named James Cleverly, the evocatively named Tom Toucanhat and Kemi Badenough. And that other bloke. Can't wait to see who will win and serve the British people (right). Well, BoJo's wallpaper in the PM's flat at No. 10 should still be good when the scales of election success swing back his party's way. Or would that be BoJo's £7k paint job covering up his wallpaper?
I dunno, it’s like being offered a box of quality street and realising there’s only hazelnut cracknells left
Worked for Nutella though. 🤷
None of them are fit for purpose..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:53:00
They are all doomed ! Deluded liars all of them
All self-serving.
50:47 😂
It’s actions…not words
Who cares the tories are finished.
Absolutely.
2010: Labour are finished (they're now in government)
2015: Lib Dems are finished (they've regained loads of seats and elected thousands of councillors)
2016: The EU is finished (it's still here and seeking to expand)
2016: Brexit would mean cheaper food, higher wages, less immigration (not one of those promises has been delivered)
2022: Ukraine won't last 3 days (Russia struggled to achieve its objectives and resorted to sending tens of thousands of untrained, underequiped conscripts in human wave attacks just to move the front line by a few metres)
2024: The Tories are finished (another prediction from someone who thinks they can see into the future with a crystal ball)
FINISHED
The body language is so fake and over-rehearsed. Do they think we are all clowns like they are? A bunch of robots.
I predict that Badenoch will cause chaos in the Conservative Party if elected its new leader.
Everyone causes chaos when they're elected, it's called the battle of the wills.😅 The real question is whose chaos will bring about the positive change the UK so desperately needs?
I wouldn't vote for either of them if I was voting Tory which I'm not they all have some little bits of what I'm looking for but there collective policies overall are not what I would vote for
Policies stem from values though. Politics is philosophy in action, hence why Kemi emphasises first principles.
Eye catching policies are useful (just ask Starmer 😅). However they should ideally link to a broader set of ideals... so that they gain popular support.
The Tories are so over.
Boris got rid of all the sensible ones.
What a 💩 show 😢!!!
Beats your solo party conference. 😏
See how woke all their adverts were, pandering to minorities. They haven’t changed
Only watched the tugendhat one but he definitely hasn’t
Utterly irrelevant. Vote Reform.
Cleverly was the best orator, Jenrick had the best vision.
Except Jenrick's pledge to repeal the Human Rights act - a 26 year old Zombie policy. 🧟♂️
Robert Jenrick wants the Israeli flag flying at all our borders; as Tom Tugendhat said, we only want to see the Union Jack!
? Our Union Flag, has nothing to do with the Israeli Flag.
@@Lorraine-p4r Robert Jenrick wants both flying at our borders. My point is, he should never be the leader of the Tories because he is ridiculous in proposing that we do.