Daniel Hannan: Sensible opposition is a thankless task, but it's the right thing to do and we're doing it | Conservative Home

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Meanwhile, Mel Stride has been identifying specific and plausible spending cuts rather than promising general tax cuts and Claire Coutinho has put forward a realistic alternative to our current expensive energy policy, one that will bring back growth.
53% : Although Reform's keyboard warriors hate the idea, my sense is that Nigel Farage is more open minded.
52% : The connection between those two things, between parental choice and upward pressure on standards, is of interest only to the kinds of political anoraks who read websites like this one.
46% : They don't want to hear that we have self-serving quangos, left-wing bureaucrats and a politicised judiciary frustrating everything from deportations to oil exploration.
40% : Of course, political defections are about much more than manifestos, and those who deserted the Tories at the last election won't magically return because their specific complaints have been addressed.

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