George Osborne also touted for possible return, as MPs bid to stop Conservatives becoming 'Reform-lite' after likely defeat
George Osborne also touted for possible return, as MPs bid to stop Conservatives becoming 'Reform-lite' after likely defeatDavid Cameron should retain a position at the top of the Conservatives even if the party is defeated at the election to help stop a lurch to the political right, MPs have toldThe Foreign Secretary is an ideal figure to help unite the party’s warring factions as the longest serving Tory prime minister since Margaret Thatcher, the MPs, from across the party’s...
Cameron could help unite the party and prevent a lurch to the right, the MP said, arguing that although he was forced to resign as PM, he kept the Tories together for six years before the EU referendum precisely by appeasing Brexiteers without alienating moderates. Another former minister said talk of retaining the ex-prime minister was “part of a bigger discussion on the future direction of the party”, as factions regarded as traditionally right wing and traditionally moderate reach out in a bid to crowd out those furthest to the right.
“I think whoever the leader is should lean on him for advice, especially being – correct me if I’m wrong – the only Tory leader to lead us from opposition to Downing Street still alive.”
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