巴德诺克并没有摆脱保守党‘恶毒政党’的标签，反而有一项计划——削减年轻人的福利并妖魔化失业者。凯米·巴德诺克正在考虑履行职责。随着她担任领袖后的第二次保守党大会即将于周日召开，且对手奈杰尔·法拉奇终于失去一些支持，这位以躲避媒体采访、准备不足著称的挑衅者似乎克服了怕镜头的毛病。
Rather than ridding the Conservatives of their ‘nasty party’ status, Badenoch has a plan – to cut benefits for young people and demonise the unemployed Kemi Badenoch is considering doing her job. With her second Conservative party conference as leader looming on Sunday, and her rival Nigel Farage finally losing some ground, the provocateur with a reputation for dodging media rounds and being ill-prepared for briefs has seemingly cured her camera shyness.
近日，巴德诺克推行一项政策，给予失业者‘生存津贴’，以防他们购买酒类或香烟；试图禁止刚毕业的年轻人领取福利；指责安迪·伯纳姆想通过公共控制公用事业让英国‘回到1970年代’；并获得了一些好坏参半的民调。
In recent days, Badenoch has touted a policy to give the unemployed a “subsistence allowance” that would prevent them from buying booze or cigarettes, sought to bar benefits from young people who are straight out of school, accused Andy Burnham of wanting to take Britain “back to the 1970s” with public control of utilities, and enjoyed some mixed polling.