but Clarke is a terrible poster boy for anything, like you just know that if a malevolent alien armada showed up and enslaved humanity Clarke would be the guy making lists and holding clipboards for the invaders
It won’t have gone unnoticed in No. 10 that the Telegraph ties Clarke’s op-ed to last week’s YouGov poll, funded by the mysterious Conservative Britain Alliance of donors (who are clearly hostile to Sunak). Is it orchestrated?
Also (to go a bit conspiracy nut) The Times reports Clarke sent his letter to Graham Brady “several weeks ago” … but ex-Labour staffer Tom Hamilton spotted that the Telegraph op-ed twice uses the phrase “in January” instead of “this month.”
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I suppose SFCS is still better than Nat C, but the tories really are terrible at branding
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Clarke is right.
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I think they're both right
but Clarke is a terrible poster boy for anything, like you just know that if a malevolent alien armada showed up and enslaved humanity Clarke would be the guy making lists and holding clipboards for the invaders
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presumably the likes of amit and co r part of the gfcs tendency instead?
(4 grandee)
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It won’t have gone unnoticed in No. 10 that the Telegraph ties Clarke’s op-ed to last week’s YouGov poll, funded by the mysterious Conservative Britain Alliance of donors (who are clearly hostile to Sunak). Is it orchestrated?
Also (to go a bit conspiracy nut) The Times reports Clarke sent his letter to Graham Brady “several weeks ago” … but ex-Labour staffer Tom Hamilton spotted that the Telegraph op-ed twice uses the phrase “in January” instead of “this month.”
Was it being saved, then brought forward?
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