Robert Jenrick wird von den Tories wegen „Plan zum Überlaufen“ entlassen

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/crmdmkg8gymt

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    1. Temporary-Value421 on

      Grass is green, water is wet, red paint smells like blue paint, etcetera

    2. Kemi Badenoch has sacked Robert Jenrick, the shadow justice secretary, for plotting to defect.

      She has posted this on social media.

      > I have sacked Robert Jenrick from the Shadow Cabinet, removed the whip and suspended his party membership with immediate effect.

      > I was presented with clear, irrefutable evidence that he was plotting in secret to defect in a way designed to be as damaging as possible to his Shadow Cabinet colleagues and the wider Conservative Party.

      > The British public are tired of political psychodrama and so am I. They saw too much of it in the last government, they’re seeing too much of it in THIS government.

      > I will not repeat those mistakes.

    3. concretepigeon on

      This is high drama. Jenrick’s the only Tory who’s seemed to have any real media presence or message since the election in a party who have felt increasingly irrelevant. If he was planning on defecting you have to assume he didn’t think the leadership of the Conservatives was a prize worth chasing anymore.

    4. trmetroidmaniac on

      >Kemi Badenoch says: „I was presented with clear, irrefutable evidence that he was plotting in secret to defect in a way designed to be as damaging as possible to his shadow cabinet colleagues and the wider Conservative Party. 

      I almost wish that had happened, but I don’t want to give Reform a win.

    5. SpottedDicknCustard on

      Not really surprising to hear he was planning on defecting nor that he was planning on doing damage on the way out. He’s a piece of shit, and whilst it’s a low bar, one of the worst Tories out there. He totally fits into Reform and will no doubt have a light blue tie on by lunch time.

    6. Useful_Promotion_521 on

      Anyone who thinks Jenrick would be a credit to their party has clearly never met him.

      The bloke shops at R Soles.

    7. AbbreviationsHot7662 on

      Can’t wait for the inevitable Farage and Jenrick oneupmanship act of who can be the biggest prick. Probably the first thing that Badenoch has done in her leadership that I’ve thought ‘fair play’

    8. Safe-Avocado4864 on

      How hard was it to defect without plotting tbh, ask Nigel if he’ll have him and then make a post on twitter or whatever explaining his complaints with the Tories and why he thinks Reform will be better seems like the whole process. (Yes it didn’t say who he was defecting too, but I assumed it wasn’t going to be Your Party.)

    9. Personal_Director441 on

      oh ooh lets see how the BBC,Sky,GBnews and papers are going to make this Labour’s fault.

    10. the-player-of-games on

      By the time the next general election comes around the two parties will have merged

      Does „Reformatories“ have a nice ring to it ?

    11. Kemi was saying she’s fine and Keir doesn’t need to worry about her only yesterday.

      Life comes at you fast, although anyone other than Kemi could see Jenrick didn’t respect her leadership. You can say the same about Philp.

      I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again Conservatives are over unless they change leader and make a honest effort to move away from the shit-show that was the 14-years they had in power.

      They need to put country before party instead of just saying it.

    12. Front_Mention on

      While these names are recognisable, form tories to even partially recover removing all the Boris supporters will only help them in the long run.

    13. JackStrawWitchita on

      I don’t understand why anyone even bothers talking about the Tories. They have made themselves totally irrelevant.

    14. Jaded_Strain_3753 on

      This is legit big news. Mostly because it seriously hurts the Tories rather than directly helping Reform, although obviously that indirectly helps Reform.

    15. HotelPuzzleheaded654 on

      Will the Tories have any MPs left to sack by the next election?

      Although I have to say it’s bizarre timing from Jenrick when the Tories are having a bit of polling momentum.

    16. This won’t end well for Reform, Farage’s ego is too big to have someone as effective and social media savvy as Jenrick hogging the limelight.

    17. limeflavoured on

      Of course this just makes him more likely to defect lol.

      Although anyone joining Reform at this point is a rat jumping onto a sinking ship.

    18. Dapper-Message-2066 on

      Jenrick is one of those people so awful, that the worst thing about them is that they make other awful people seem ok by comparion,

      An absolute piece of shit.

    19. culture_vulture_1961 on

      This is great news. The more Johnson Tories defect to Reform plc the harder it becomes for them to pretend they are not just a rebranded Tory Party.

    20. Reform is in current UK politics what the NWO was to wrestling in the 90s. Everyone gets a shirt.

    21. Straight to Reform to be a part of the party that apparently checks notes, is nothing like conservatives.

    22. Sensitive_Echo5058 on

      Farage has issued his reaction at his press conference:

      “I’m very surprised that this news has broken, I never reveal private conversations with anybody… I’m going to say that I’ve had conversations with a number of very senior Conservatives over the course of the last week, the last month… Of course I’ve talked with Robert Jenrick… had we signed and sealed a deal? No.“

      Kemi:

      „I have sacked Robert Jenrick from the Shadow Cabinet, removed the whip and suspended his party membership with immediate effect. I was presented with clear, irrefutable evidence that he was plotting in secret to defect in a way designed to be as damaging as possible to his Shadow Cabinet colleagues and the wider Conservative Party. The British public are tired of political psychodrama and so am I. They saw too much of it in the last government, they’re seeing too much of it in THIS government. I will not repeat those mistakes.”

    23. ConsciousStop on

      This ex-Tory, who used to be the Minister for Immigration, will be yet another Tory Retiree Club (Reform) mouth piece for anti immigration policies, promising to fix broken stuff he helped break.

    24. Jenrick wants to be King and thinks Reform will let him.

      Remember the mural. He thinks that traumatised children shouldn’t be welcomed with a fun mural.

    25. Visual-Report-2280 on

      Day 1 – Jenrick jumps ship to Reform.

      Day 2 – Farage wheels out his latest shiny toy.

      Day 30 – Jenrick starts making noises about being the next leader of Reform

      Day 31 – Jenrick is suspended from Reform because [reasons]

    26. Remember when Reform would say they wasn’t the conservatives? Sure seems to be a lot of them in the party…

    27. Silly_Astronomer8033 on

      Nigel Farage is taking the longest, strangest possible route to joining the conservative party.

    28. Atlantean_Raccoon on

      Jenrick in Reform is going to be a challenge for Farage, he’s pathologically incapable of loyalty and will assume himself to be the party’s rightful leader. He’s the living personification of what made the Tories an irrelevance, a cretin who could start 4 arguments in an empty room, 8 if it inches him closer to personal power. Good luck Nige, you’ve got an actual rival who is just as duplicitous and treacherous as you.

    29. Tories have been locked in a death spiral with Nigel Farage ever since Brexit. Whoever wakes up first, Tories or Labour, says Brexit is a disaster and blames Farage will clean up.

    30. greenpowerman99 on

      At this point, Reform is just the last group of incompetent Tory MPs who screwed the country, with an added dollop of Farage’s overt racism.

      If UK voters choose this bunch of corrupt losers, it will make MAGA look like geniuses.

    31. This sort of thing reflects badly on both sides. It makes Jenrick look like a power chasing, amoral creature and Reform like Tory Party 2: Electric Boogaloo.

      This is so bad for both sides – and the Tory Party – that if I was Kier Starmer, I’d send them all a gift card. A triangle of shite!

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