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In praise of Nadine Dorries: A true hero in the fight for truth, loyalty and democracy

Photo by: Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street.

By Claire Bullivant.

In these turbulent times, when the winds of political intrigue blow stronger than ever, it is all too rare to find a figure brave enough to stand tall, unflinchingly committed to truth, loyalty, and democracy.

Yet, Nadine Dorries is such a figure—a true hero who has proven time and again that she is willing to take on the shadowy figures lurking at the heart of Westminster, undeterred by the formidable establishment she faces.

Nadine could, by all rights, be sitting back and basking in the well-deserved glory of her success. After all, she is an award-winning author, a towering literary talent whose novels have captivated readers across the world. She could easily rest on those laurels, enjoying a quieter life away from the hurly-burly of Westminster. But no, that is not Nadine’s way. She is not one to sit idly by while the forces of darkness threaten to undermine the very principles of conservatism and democracy she holds dear.

Her release of The Plot is nothing short of an act of extraordinary bravery. With this book, she has done what so few have had the courage to do—she has peeled back the curtain, exposing the underhanded machinations of those who seek to manipulate power for their own gain. In doing so, she has shone a light on the figures working in the shadows, those who would rather see democracy bent to their will than let it serve the people as it should. It is not easy to stand up to such forces, but Nadine has done it, with all the fearlessness and tenacity we have come to admire in her.

For those who still believe The Plot is a work of fiction, let me assure you—it is anything but. In fact, I personally sat down with a couple of the lawyers who worked on it, and they told me they had gone through every single line “with a fine-toothed comb.” Their conclusion? “There’s absolutely nothing in there she can be sued for.” Says it all.

And then, of course, there is her steadfast loyalty to conservatism and her unwavering support for those who believe in the principles that make Britain great. Nadine’s loyalty to Boris, has been unshakeable. When others faltered, when others turned their backs or dithered in the face of political storms, Nadine stood firm. She has never wavered in her commitment to the cause, to the party, and, most importantly, to the people of this great nation.

Let us not forget that Nadine has been a tireless champion for democracy throughout her career. Her time in Parliament was marked by her relentless advocacy for working-class communities, and her service as Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport saw her champion causes often neglected by the political elite. She was the first MPs who signed up when I launched the Conservative Democratic Organisation. She is a politician who truly understands what it means to fight for the everyday Briton.

In an era where so many shrink from the hard fights, where loyalty and courage have too often been replaced by convenience and political maneuvering, Nadine stands out as one of the only ones willing to put her head above the parapet. She knows full well the risks, and yet she does it anyway. Why? Because Nadine Dorries is driven not by personal ambition, but by a burning desire to protect the values she holds dear—values of freedom, of fairness, of a conservatism that works for all.

And, of course, we eagerly await her next book, Downfall, due out this November. If The Plot rattled the establishment, I have no doubt that her forthcoming work will blow the lid off even more. Nadine is not done yet. She continues to stand on the frontline of the battle for Britain’s future, wielding her pen as mightily as any sword. I, for one, cannot wait to see what truths she will unveil next.

Nadine Dorries is not just a politician, an author, or a public figure. She is a true hero—one of the rare few with the courage and conviction to stand up to the establishment.

We are all incredibly fortunate to have her fighting for us, striving for a stronger Conservative Party, and a better Britain.


Claire Bullivant is the founder and editor of the Conservative Post and was a co-founder of the Conservative Democratic Organisation. Claire is now setting up www.GreatBritishPAC.com. Pre-register today.

Main photo: Nadine Dorries. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street. Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.

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