| − | Kemi Badenoch was described by ''Breitbart'' in 2022 as an "actual conservative", in reference to the generally [[centre-left]] [[globalist]] positions the modern Tory Party takes on most issues. ''Breitbart'' reported that Badenoch, who has slammed the [[anti-white sentiment|anti-white]] racist [[critical race theory|critical race conspiracy theory]] and the far-left terrorists of [[Black Lives Matter]], had been praised by the right-wing commentator [[Calvin Robinson]] for her support for the free market, limited government and family values.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/07/13/shock-development-as-actual-conservative-emerges-as-potential-uk-pm/ Shock Development as Actual Conservative, Kemi Badenoch Emerges as Potential UK Prime Minister]</ref> | + | Kemi Badenoch was described by ''[[Breitbart]]'' in 2022 as an "actual [[conservative]]", in reference to the generally [[centre-left]] [[globalist]] positions the modern Tory Party takes on most issues. ''Breitbart'' reported that Badenoch, who has slammed the [[anti-white sentiment|anti-white]] racist [[critical race theory|critical race conspiracy theory]] and the far-left terrorists of [[Black Lives Matter]], had been praised by the right-wing commentator [[Calvin Robinson]] for her support for the free market, limited government and family values.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/07/13/shock-development-as-actual-conservative-emerges-as-potential-uk-pm/ Shock Development as Actual Conservative, Kemi Badenoch Emerges as Potential UK Prime Minister]</ref> Describing her decision to join the Tory party, Badenoch has said "living in a liberal, free democracy and seeing what stops a country from working made me very [[Centre-right|centre-Right]]. The Conservative Party was the natural party for me to join." Her Nigerian Yoruba background and experience as a student at [[Sussex University]] also shaped her outlook; claiming that white left-wing students talking about "an Africa of which they know nothing" instinctively made her feel "these are not my people".<ref>[https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/06/20/the-unstoppable-rise-of-conservative-party-kemi-badenoch/ ‘No bulls--t’ and Thatcherite thinking: The unstoppable rise of Kemi Badenoch]</ref> |