The Unconscionable Concession to Hate Groups The Conservative Party's decision to offer Joshua Bonehill Paine, a former neo Nazi activist, an advisory role on their culture and integration commission has sparked widespread outrage.
At issue is not just the party's willingness to give a platform to someone with a history of promoting extremism but also the underlying logic that justifies it.
Kemi Badenoch's argument that "we are going to need help from those people who were part of the problem, but have now changed" rests on a flawed premise.