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Kemi Badenoch’s clown car antics are anything but funny
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The i Paper
Her latest act of political ingenuity is to knowingly invite a convicted neo-Nazi and antisemite to join the party as a candidate.
This is all well and good, but it does not mean that you would want him as a Conservative candidate.
Her disparaging assessment of local politics will have offended Conservative councillors across the country, with its easy-to-spot snootiness about “looking at parking, sorting out bins”.
But her clown car antics have a debilitating impact on our national culture.
By accepting figures like Bonehill-Paine into the Tory party, she works to undermine them.