Dear Reader, If you’re still a Conservative Party member, please sign our petition so we get a fair choice of new leader and your rights to choose are enshrined.
Members across the country have been telling us if they’re given the final choice of ‘two Wets’ or any candidates who are being orchestrated by the same dark forces that forced Boris out (read The Plot by Nadine Dorries), they will leave the party forever.
If 10,000 members sign our petition, we can force a National Convention on the subject and together we can stop any stitch-up.
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Many of the Conservative ‘Wets’ have already told us they want to stop members voting on a new leader altogether. Their rationale for this requires a contempt for democracy. Apparently it’s all our fault because we chose Liz Truss, and the MPs knew better.
But hang on… MPs kicked out our democratically elected leader Boris. Then they gave us the choice between Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak. We do not know whether Liz would have recovered; MPs and ‘the blob’ didn’t give her the chance. But MPs then, in breach of the constitution and with nearly 360 alternatives, unanimously selected Rishi Sunak with no membership approval whatsoever. This was not democratic.
So now let’s stand strong and make our voices heard. We are seeking to add a nomination requirement that leadership candidates have support from ordinary members at the start of the process, and also at the end for members to have the final say. We don’t just want two ‘Wets’ or MP choices that the members and grassroots won’t get behind.
We want to discuss a change to the party constitution so that any MP putting themselves up for leadership must have the support of:
- 10 per cent of Conservative MPs
- 10 per cent of Peers
- 10 per cent of Association Chairmen
It is hoped this will give members a greater say on future leaders – and prevent the parliamentary from ruling without a mandate from the wider membership.
There is plenty of time to argue for exact changes, but we can only do that if we get 10,000 signatures to give us the opportunity to have the debate.
