Nadine Dorries predicts a crushing win for the Tories
Nadine Dorries, the former Culture Secretary, has boldly claimed that if Boris Johnson were still Prime Minister, the Conservative Party would have secured a significant victory over Sir Keir Starmer. She stated that the Tories could have returned with a majority of around 40 MPs, emphasizing the impact of Johnson's leadership.
Nadine Dorries criticizes Tory MPs who wanted Johnson removed
In a fiery statement, Dorries criticized certain Tory MPs who pushed for Boris Johnson's removal, attributing their actions to potential setbacks for the party. She specifically mentioned individuals like Kemi Badenoch and highlighted the consequences of their efforts to sideline the former PM.
Dorries reflects on Johnson's campaign style and potential comeback
Dorries also reflected on Boris Johnson's campaign approach, describing him as someone who could ignite and rally both a room and the country. She suggested that Johnson's involvement in the campaign could have had a significant impact and questioned who could lead the Conservative Party forward effectively.
Fears of a Labour supermajority and the consequences
Expressing her concerns about a potential Labour supermajority under Keir Starmer, Dorries emphasized the importance of preventing such an outcome. She recalled past challenges faced during Labour's rule in the 70s and warned of possible conflicts with unions if Starmer's promises were to be fulfilled.
