Kemi Badenoch warns that the Conservatives risk becoming irrelevant due to poor approval among younger voters, and she identifies identity politics as a significant barrier.
In her extensive essay, Badenoch argues that a bureaucratic class is emerging that promotes identity politics and hinders growth in the private sector, calling for renewed conservatism.
She emphasizes the need to combat a culture that breeds victimhood and complaint, asserting that such an environment discourages risk-taking and entrepreneurship among the younger generation.
Badenoch urges the Conservative party to confront contemporary challenges, stating that the party is at risk of losing its influence and must appeal more vigorously to younger voters.
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