Video shorts: Charles Walker says the Tories cannot win the next election
It’s a few days old but nothing has changed – even amid the Conservative Party conference.
Tory Charles Walker reckons his party cannot win the next general election, even if it’s in two years’ time.
He says the best the Tories can do now is try to leave the UK in a better financial situation than it is now.
What he doesn’t say is that this will probably involve a huge amount of hardship for millions of – poor – people and that many of us may not survive. Look at what his party has deliberately inflicted on people with long-term illnesses and disabilities.
Here’s the clip; draw your own conclusions:
Oh – and polling expert Sir John Curtice seems to agree:
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