Tory defections to Reform are disaster for Badenoch – but Farage needs to tread carefully | Reform UK

Jake Berry had an eclectic political career this week tending to reform England. In the referendum, an enthusiastic campaignist became a great champion of Boris Johnson, and then supported Tom Tugndhat, the most moderate candidate for the party leader.

However, after Tugendhat inevitably fell, Liz Truss became one of the highest enthusiasts for Premiership, and underneath he was appointed as the President of the Tory. After his short leadership ended with collapse, Berry was one of the party’s most relaxing Malconten. Now, the future says the reform is UK.

The statement from the former local party accused him of walking with the “complaints of the past ve and said that the former MP never never escaped the fall of Liz Truss, a short and chaotic task that he supports with enthusiasm”. After that, he came, “Don’t leave the serious job of representing voters” “.

Berry’s defective decision caused too much anger at the party – another former cabinet Minister David Jones comes to the heels.

If the defects continue to speed, it is a serious problem for the conservative party. And the most serious one is flaws like Berry, the eccentric, as the political ideology seems to be the two reasons.

First, as a former party seat, there is always an important organization experience in the reform party, which is always a weakness in the reform party due to lack of relative experience between the soles. The more experienced Tories flaw, including local association chairs and party agents, wins more reform vital ground game information – mostly at the expense of Tories.

Secondly, and perhaps even more precisely, they send a signal that there are many assertive Toray Ex-MPS, which are not ready to be taken to the pasture, and return to the relevance of the conservative party soon.

Due to the scale of the party’s losses in July, there are many former Tori deputies who are relatively young and have hoped to find a return to parliament. Berry’s defect is a sign that one of the issues believes that it is a cup game to try to do it through its old parties.

How can Badenoch react when his party is still able to enter the fourth back of the liberal democrats? Can they promise to them that they can go back to a safer seat if they remain seriously, as a course?

There is a savings grace for the conservatives. Reform may be a point where Britain’s continuation of retirement as a retirement for unsuccessful conservative politicians has become much more unpleasant.

Berry’s defect is probably still a clear positive, but if the first begins to follow the stacks, it becomes in -depth for a party that earns behind conservative failures.

If Farage is full of former ministers, hoping to return to the reform and poster, his party suddenly claims that the Toray rule has been carrying out a rebellious party railing against the chaos of the last 14 -year Tory rule?

For example – former Tor Prime Minister Liz Truss will offer to join or what? Farage initially praised the mini budget-but the stain of the term of office may be too much.

Former Interior Minister Suella Braverman has been overthrown as one of the possibility of jumping the ship for a long time – and in the next election, the reform became a high advocate of the conservatives who had to make an agreement with England. Farage rejected this proposal because the party should have lunch as much as possible to get enough votes to win a seat.

There was an interesting sound warning against the charm of accepting older Conservative MPs. The reform came from Rael Braverman, the husband of Suella, the high -profile supporter of England. “Reform Toray 2.0 should not be,” he wrote to X – he despised him – “Who is Jake?”