After the Conservative Party faced significant losses in recent English local elections, Kemi Badenoch stressed that leadership change is not a panacea for the party's challenges. Despite losing 674 council seats and control of 16 authorities, she highlighted the need for sustained effort and a well-considered plan rather than immediate responses. Badenoch aims for a 'slow and steady' approach to regain public trust and a credible governing strategy, noting that superficial solutions won't fix the underlying issues plaguing the party.
Kemi Badenoch warned against the belief that a leadership change would resolve the Conservatives' issues, emphasizing that real reform requires more time and commitment.
Reflecting on the recent local elections, Badenoch acknowledged the Conservatives' poor performance, noting that merely changing leadership does not address deeper party challenges.
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