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A key critique centers on the appointment of an immigrant, Kemi Badenoch, as a Tory leader. The speaker argues that placing an immigrant in charge—especially when public sentiment leans heavily against immigration—is a political miscalculation. This move, they suggest, is less about genuine representation and more about appeasing internal party diversity quotas. The underlying message is that such symbolic gestures do little to resonate with the majority who feel unrepresented.