The hottest Conservative Party Substack posts right now

The Conservative Party is heading towards an 'extremely online' opposition with concerning behavior and radicalization.
Some controversial actions by party members like Liz Truss are seen as potentially enhancing their standing within the party, rather than being disqualifying.
The shift towards extreme behavior within the Conservative Party reflects a new structural reality in British politics that may lead to significant challenges in the future.

Nigel Farage's return to politics seems uncertain, causing speculation.
Farage's potential comeback might be risky due to previous election losses and lack of impact expectations.
Farage's involvement with the Reform Party could limit his influence on the Conservative Party post-election.

The Tory party is being viewed as extremely right-wing similar to past political movements.
There's a perception that the Conservative Party has been taken over by more extreme right elements.
Debates around the right-wing nature of the current government are subjective and open to interpretation.

Housing crisis is a key issue for both Conservative and Labour parties in the upcoming election.
Concern over housing crisis is growing, especially in cities like London, impacting younger professionals.
Focus on housing crisis should also address those who have no hope of owning a home, not just on homeownership and policy interventions.

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