Badenoch weaponises any issue, curries favour with whoever might advance her, casts any conspiracist wall-shadows she can "A long march through the institutions" was a 1968 concept, Rudi Dutschke proposing breaking dominant hegemony (Gramsci) by fusing Revolution with Reform "Cultural Marxism" BS!

Love the comparison with the Protestant Reformation and the ways this helps explore different aspects of reform. Also makes me wonder which science reformers will be given their own #Playmobilwww.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbea...

@ansa_english: Cabinet approves migrant flow decree. Reform of entry rules for foreign workers #ANSA

@ansa_english: Cabinet approves migrant flow decree. Reform of entry rules for foreign workers #ANSA

From Nick Anderson of Reform Austin.

I'll be glad to see the tories go through this slow, painful, death. Put any enjoyment will be tempered by the facts that A) tories are *already* in power and B) this paves the way for Reform to to be the chosen party of the chuds.

The People’s Republic of China has entered a new age, abandoning the ideological openness of the reform era and the socialist legacy of the revolutionary period. Under Xi Jinping, regime stability trumps all—and the PRC is weaker as a result. muse.jhu.edu/article...

... unless Labour also flirted too much with their image of the Red Wall (think 2005-2010) and left those potential tactical voters feeling like *only* the Greens or Lib Dems would actively oppose Reform-ist arguments.

@SkyNews: "We need to hold Labour to account now." @JamesCleverly argues that Labour are "completely out of their depth" and says it's "up to us" to hold them accountable, dismissing the Lib Dems and Reform Party's ability to do so. 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube https://t.co/l7uf

Extra risk for Labour here - as you mention above, if the Tories lurched right and ate up the Reform vote that would incline a bunch of Labour-sympathetic voters to vote tactically for Labour ...