The fall of the Tory party

Laura Kuenssberg excited at the obvious coming war of wokerists vs rural farming pensioners:

Another senior party figure suggests the Budget has already sketched out an obvious path telling me, “the government has positioned itself as distinctly post-new Labour.

“It is workerist, it’s not very nice to farmers or rural areas – with pensioners and farmers you see that you have a coalition where the Tories can get back to 250 seats.”

There is no doubt she is a politician that stands out, another Conservative says, referencing an old TV ad: “She has the potential to be Heineken – reaching the parts of the electorate other Tories cannot.”

But her style has risks - “like a can of Heineken, if shaken up too much, it can froth everywhere,” and make a terrible mess. Let’s see – Kemi Badenoch will join us exclusively, live on BBC One tomorrow.