Boris Johnson and Dominic Raab are the only Tory candidates who would see the conservative party retain control over the house according to polls.
Unfortunately, Rory Stewart see's them obliterated and reduced to 50 seats, becoming a 4th party, with a Brexit Supermajority.
Of the two viable candidates, I'd back Raab personally. He has been in favor of transferable paternity leave since 2011, before it was even brought up by Labour, and it still forms part of his policy platform.
He argued in favour of a consistent approach to sexism against men and women commenting that some feminists were "now amongst the most obnoxious bigots" and it was sexist to blame men for the recession
Also positive.
Raab highlighted the wide range of sex discrimination faced by males including "anti-male discrimination in rights of maternity/paternity leave", young boys being "educationally disadvantaged compared to girls", and how "divorced or separated fathers are systematically ignored by the courts". Raab stated "from the cradle to the grave, men are getting a raw deal. Men work longer hours, die earlier, but retire later than women", noting that the pensions inequalities were still not going to be rectified for another seven years.
Again, all this back in 2011, suggesting a genuine commitment to the topic, especially as he has still refused to buckle despite the insular and massively overrepresented feminist media hounding him over his identification as an anti-feminist.
His policies include pay rises for teachers in deprived areas, an openly realpolitik foreign policy where we don't hide behind pretending to have morals and then inconsistently enforce them, and so on.
I'll be voting Labour, but hope Raab wins. If he does and the Tory manifesto has enough MRA positions i'll swing to Tory for that election.
From the Lib Dems site;
Let us not forget Raab’s ignorant comments calling feminists the “most obnoxious bigots”.
Raab thinks it is unnecessary to close the equality gap amongst men and women. In fact, he believes if there is an equality gap, it's men who get the short end of the stick and that we need to focus on the issue of improving men’s rights.
Oh no, heaven forbid.
MRA Surge plz? We got Brexit Party representatives, and if we can get the Tories too and push the Idpol left into a couple of wilderness years, that'd be great. I also know the feminist overrun media can't help themselves, so the mere presence of an anti-feminist candidate leading the Tories will mean they cannot shut up about it and keep attacking him for it, pushing that issue into the mainstream and making it one of the major election issues, after which defeating them will send a clear message.
The worst candidate, the one making the MRM shitlist, is Leadsom, for her comments that;
"Men should not be entrusted to do childcare professions or be primary carers, as they may be pedophiles.".
So there's going to be efforts to keep her down and put Raab up it looks like.
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2019 9:52 am
