Former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman has delivered a devastating blow to her own Conservative Party, declaring that the Tories "should be disgusted with itself" after years of betraying their conservative base and abandoning core principles.
Speaking as a new recruit to Reform UK, Braverman provided a damning insider's perspective on what she called the "death of the Conservatives," stating bluntly that "it is impossible to defend the party's record."
Sound familiar, America? This is exactly what happens when so-called "conservative" parties abandon their voters and embrace establishment globalist policies instead of fighting for the people who put them in power.
Another Establishment Party Bites the Dust
Braverman's brutal assessment exposes how the UK Conservative Party - much like America's RINOs - spent years promising one thing to voters while delivering the exact opposite once in power. They talked tough on immigration while presiding over record-breaking illegal migration. They promised fiscal responsibility while exploding government spending.
"It is impossible to defend the party's record," Braverman stated, pulling no punches about her former colleagues' failures.
The parallels to America's swamp creatures are striking. Just as President Trump had to drain the Republican establishment and rebuild the party around America First principles, patriots across the pond are watching their own conservative movement implode under the weight of its own betrayals.
While the UK Conservatives self-destruct, Americans can be grateful that Trump successfully took over and transformed the Republican Party before it could suffer the same fate. The MAGA movement proved that when you actually fight for your voters instead of cutting deals with globalists, you win.
Lesson for America
Braverman's defection to Reform UK should serve as a warning to any remaining RINOs in America: betray your base, and your base will find new champions. The era of fake conservatives who talk tough during campaigns then roll over for the establishment once elected is over.
As Trump begins his second term with a mandate to implement real conservative policies, the contrast couldn't be clearer. Will other nations learn from America's example, or will they continue watching their establishment parties crumble like the UK Conservatives?