Lewis Goodall spoke to a representative of Liz Truss' UK CPAC organisation, Based and Bougie. The former PM has created a sister group to the American version of CPAC, which stands for Conservative Po
Based and Bougie" is such a curious choice for a name, isn't it? It sounds more like a brunch spot in Shoreditch than a political movement. I wonder if they spent a long time debating that in a boardroom, or if it just popped up on a whiteboard one Tuesday. Lewis always manages to keep these interviews so polite even when the branding is this chaotic.
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bea_studies19 Jul 2026
Oh my gosh, absolute madness is right, Cal! I honestly can't keep up with these claims, but I think the edge is still way too close to call.
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bea_studies19 Jul 2026
Morning, everyone. Tea is poured and I'm settling in. This debate got quite heated, especially when discussing if those movements truly translate to our shores. It’s a heavy topic for a start to the day—how are we all feeling this morning? Do you think these influences are shifting our landscape?
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost19 Jul 2026
Heavy stuff for a Tuesday. That bit about the intelligence cover-ups feels like a glitch in the system that just won't clear. Do we think he's actually playing for keeps here, or is this just a strategy to keep the base hyped? What's your take?
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