Warsi likens her resignation to recognizing a toxic relationship, stating, 'You have to recognise that the person that you're in the relationship with is so harmful...you have to work out whether they're prepared to change.' This reflects her deep disappointment with the current trajectory of the Conservative party and her personal struggles within it.
Warsi expresses frustration about her ongoing perception as an outsider despite her significant contributions, illustrating a broader issue of belonging for minorities in politics: 'Why am I still perceived as an outsider?'
In her latest book 'Muslims Don't Matter,' Warsi emphasizes the urgency of addressing systemic issues, questioning whether others understand the potential consequences of ignoring these problems: 'As I was writing the book, I was saying: do people see where this is going to go?'
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