This doesn’t seem a happy ship:
We have to be honest: Conservative Future is an under-performing, dysfunctional organisation. We don’t have enough members, we don’t communicate effectively, internally or externally, and we are not even remotely influential in mainstream politics. We are letting down the current membership, letting down our Party and, by default, our Country. This is not hyperbole.
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Conservative future. Bit of a contradiction in terms really.
Yes, a genuine oxymoron.
Or leave out the oxy bit really
CF is a rather sinister organisation, in my humble opinion. Entryists (Donal Blaney, etc) have far too much power within it. Another reason why the Tories should never regain power!
Rich coming from a liberal who will never be in power… Get some policies and popularity before you comment! 🙂
You seem fairly certain, Harry, that we will never gain power. But what about the Conservative party? Do you think the Conservatives will ever regain power? They are certainly much better placed so to do. But do you think they will?
I think I showed my roots with that comment. Well, you don’t grow up in a terraced house, in Stoke, without learning a few home truths 🙂
Laurence, im positive the Tories will regain power. The surge in the polls and the fact they are the only party in any position to oust labour are good signs of a comeback. After the lib dems drove their best chance of success to drink. I felt it was inappropriate that people should lambaste the largest and fastest growing youth party in the country.
The young lib dems should learn from the success of cf and take heart that through their work they wont be suffering another labour administration.