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- Robert Jenrick expressed concerns about the Conservative Party's '60 seat strategy' alienating core voters.
- He says the party must regain support from 1.9 million Conservative/Reform voters despite internal polling showing hesitance.
- Tory strategists should adopt a positive tone and emphasize economic competence.
- Kemi Badenoch's team aims to cut taxes and spending while promoting a citizenship program.
- Jenrick says Britain is broken, while Badenoch's allies argue it is not beyond repair.
