Commentary
What’s next for Britain’s Conservatives, after having suffered a major defeat in the UK’s recent general election, removed from office after governing for 14 years, abandoned by millions of voters who either refused to vote or protested by voting Reform UK, and replaced by a Labour government of which little is expected by a dispirited electorate?
The predictable advice from those who view Britain’s political landscape from the traditional perspective of left-right-centre is that the party must move “leftward” toward “the centre” and must especially avoid any association with anything that could possibly be labelled as “right wing” extremism….