CONSERVATIVE
By Isabella Link
A poll by More in Common just revealed that twenty five percent of women would vote Conservative, twenty percent would vote for Reform, and seven percent would further vote for Restore. That means over half of women would vote for a right-wing party, if a general election were to be called right now.
In comparison, two percent less men would vote the same, which is frankly not the norm. It’s long been a stereotype that women are more liberal, more likely to care about being seen as progressive, and thus would rather vote for a party like Labour or the Lib Dems, a safe option. I for one am glad that is beginning to change.
You see, this change hasn’t come about overnight. Immigration and the woke agenda have forced women into an uncomfortable position, where the male-dominated left have essentially decided that the issue of women’s safety and protection doesn’t really matter anymore.
Women want single-sex spaces? That’s transphobic.
Women are scared because a man is following them home, speaking a foreign language into his phone? She’s racist, her fears are based on outdated stereotypes.
Clearly, that’s not true, but that’s a narrative that Polanski and his peers have been pushing. No wonder swathes of women have left the Green Party, citing it’s internally misogynyistic.
On the other hand, the Conservative Party have proven that they care about creating a better future for all women in Britain. Let’s look at two of the most important issues facing women in Britain today, that being sex-based rights, and illegal immigration.
The Supreme Court ruled earlier this year that a woman is someone who is born as a woman, for all legal purposes. Therefore, as set out by the EHRC Code of Guidance, single-sex spaces legally must only be for biological women. Of course, that decision hasn’t gone down well with the woke agenda. To them, it’s an utter outrage that someone born as a man cannot go into the women’s toilets, or attend women only events. To most women, it’s a relief that finally women’s worries about safety are being taken seriously by the legal world.
Gender ideology has made Britain a hard world for women to live in. At universities, funds usually allocated to menstrual health campaigns have been diverted to fund “Gender Expression” grants, so that students can buy wigs and fake breasts, to live out their desire to be a woman. Likewise, there’s more money allocated to puberty blocker research, than research into gynecology, which, in the eyes of many women struggling to get appointments for menstrual conditions, is an absolute betrayal by the state. Let’s not even mention sport, and how dangerous allowing transgender “women” to compete in contact sports, such as rugby or football, has become for biological women.
The Conservative Party, boldly gender-critical, thus have captured the support of all these disillusioned women, sick of coming second to biological men. Kemi Badenoch has made it clear that the Conservatives are ready to fight for women’s rights to single-sex spaces, highlighted further by her appointment of Joy Morrissey, whom is extremely outspoken on this issue, to Shadow Minster for Women and Equalities.
In regards to illegal immigration, young British women are perhaps the most negatively affected group by the influxes of undocumented men coming into our country. These men are often from countries which do not respect women as equals to men, countries that do not prosecute child sexual exploitation, but rather celebrate it. That is clearly an extremely dangerous situation for young girls and women to be faced with.
Take Telford, for example. Over several decades, the tiny town of Telford became infested with grooming gangs, predominantly men of Pakistani origin, who raped hundreds of young white girls. Some of these men had entered the UK through illegal methods, including, but not limited to, lying on their visas.
Unfortunately, the local (Labour-run!) council and police were well aware of what was going on, but chose to ignore it, because of a “nervousness around race”. Those are the exact words quoted in the inquiry into CSE in Telford and Wrekin, commissioned overdue after Shaun Davies, former Telford Council leader and current MP, informed the Home Secretary, who at the time was Amber Rudd, that an inquiry was not needed.
To this day, in Telford, women are still exploited by these communities, and left to fear walking the streets of Telford alone. This fear has been exacerbated by constant new migrant hotels appearing across Telford, bringing new men who do not speak much English, and may have malicious intent. Only last week, a man from Yemen, who had only arrived in Telford a week before, attacked a bus driver and hijacked a thankfully empty bus. To Telford residents, Labour doesn’t care about the damage done to their once lovely town.
There is hope for Telford residents, however. As seen in Piddington, after women fought back against proposed migrant settlements in their village, the Conservatives fiercely fought to protect the women of that town, and ensure that plans did not go ahead. Kemi rightly acknowledged that immigration is a women’s problem, and that to ignore this crisis would be to betray women across our nation.
The verdict is clear. Women in Britain are scared of the Left, who would rather virtue signal than protect the most vulnerable, and so they are turning to the Right in swathes. And even better? Women are realising that Kemi Badenoch truly cares about our country and the women who reside there, and is the right women to lead us out of these dark ages.
Britain may be broken, but the women of Britain will undoubtedly vote Right to bring it back to glory.
