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Badenoch Rules Out Reform UK Deal, Prefers New Election
Key Takeaways
- Kemi Badenoch rejects any coalition with Reform UK.
- Badenoch prefers a new election over working with Nigel Farage.
- New pledge to halve employer NI for 21-24 year olds.
- Conservative Party aims to return to 'authentic' principles.
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Kemi Badenoch has ruled out any cooperation with Reform UK, describing the party as being 'neck deep in scandal.' Her stance comes as polling suggests a potential hung parliament, with Badenoch insisting that voters seeking conservative policies must vote directly for her party rather than relying on alliances.
Beyond her electoral strategy, Badenoch is focusing on economic growth and policy reform. By proposing tax cuts for hiring young people and emphasizing a return to 'authentic' Conservative principles, she aims to position her party as the only credible alternative to Labour.
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