Final Day of General Election Campaigning: Tories Turn to Boris Johnson
- The Tories are campaigning on the last day before the general election amid rising concerns surrounding Boris Johnson.
- Kamal and Camilla Turner provide insights into the political climate as candidates make their final appeals.
- Johnson's controversial leadership continues to pose challenges for the party as they head into the polls.
As the general election campaign reaches its conclusion, the Conservative Party has made a last-minute decision to deploy former Prime Minister Boris Johnson at a rally in London. This unexpected move raises questions about Johnson's impact on Rishi Sunak's campaign, with some viewing him as a potential asset while others see him as a reminder of the party's struggles. In a discussion featuring Kamal and Camilla Turner, Political Editor of the Sunday Telegraph, the implications of Johnson's surprise appearance are analyzed. The duo contemplates whether his presence could sway undecided voters or if it might further alienate the electorate, given the controversies surrounding his leadership. Adding to the conversation, Sir Anthony Seldon, a prominent biographer of British prime ministers, shares his insights on the Conservative Party's prospects. He expresses a strong belief that the Tories are on track for defeat in the upcoming election and outlines what he perceives as the sole path to redemption for the party. For those interested in following the developments of the election, episodes of the Daily T are available on various platforms, including YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Additionally, listeners can subscribe to The Daily T newsletter for the latest updates on the election and political analysis.