Aaron Goldsmith examines what the Conservative Party needs to do to regain its footing after a disastrous election.
Author: Aaron Goldsmith
Aaron Goldsmith
Aaron is an objective journalist who does analysis on the current climate of politics and political party successes and looks back at recent political history to see where we are headed for. You can find him on Twitter @aaron_gsmith.
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