Reform warns it wouldn’t take Liz Truss or Suella Braverman if they decided to leave the Tories amid concerns they would damage the party’s image
After a series of last flaws, it turns out that there are some Tories reforms that he will still not take.
Nigel Farage will reject any offer to jump the ship from Suella Braverman or Liz Truss, with concerns they will harm the image of Reform.
Speculation is the overthrow of Mrs. Truss as a potential defector, where Mrs. Braverman can change loyalty.
Despite the great publicity value of attracting a former Minister of Interior or Prime Minister, the sources of reform said that both could not be welcomed.
A well -placed inside, Ms. Braverman’ın ‘a team of players’ claims, adding the following, adding: ‘The records show that it is very destructive.’
And the source said MS Truss will be ‘out of the beginning’ because it is ‘too much baggage in the minds of the people’.
Mr Farage, this week, Ms. Truss’ a defect offer will trigger a ‘too much internal discussion’, he said.
The reform brought his senior Tories like former cabinet ministers Sir Jake Berry and David Jones this week, and now the Mayor of the Great Lincolnshire of the party, Ex -MP Dame Andrea Jenkyns.
Nigel Farage was set to reject any offer to jump the ship from Suella Braverman or Liz Truss with concerns they would harm the image of Reform, Mail
A well -placed inside claimed that Mrs. Braverman (in the picture) is not a team player ‘,
And the source said that Mrs. Truss (in the picture) would be a ‘out of the beginning’ because it was ‘too much baggage in the mind of the people’.
Mr. Farage also confirmed that Reform also talked about serving conservative deputies, but the candidates ‘watching and waiting’, he said.
The reform leader warned that he would be ‘selective’ about which Tories to accept: ‘We are not conservatives 2.0 and we do not want to resemble them.’
Mrs. Braverman refused to ignore the reform. Last year her husband Rael fled to the party.
After the increase in the local elections of May, the reform said that voters’ why they ‘flocked to the party’.
However, the period in the government was marked with discussions. In 2022, he explained his offer to succeed Boris Johnson as a TORY leader and served as Attorney General.
Liz was forced to leave as the Minister of Interior by Truss, and a year later, Rishi was dismissed by the same role by the altar.
Kemi Badenoch yesterday, escaped Tories ‘never conservative’ said: ‘These are former MPs who do not like the direction of the party, because it becomes more conservative.’
