The Conservative Party chairman writes ...

Patrick McLoughlin, Chairman of the Conservative party, writes to party members as follows:

Trust me - this fight matters
Conservatives
 
"A few days ago you should have received a letter from the Prime Minister, outlining her vision of a country that works for everyone.
We are incredibly grateful for your support and I hope that you are behind us in the months and years ahead.

In Cabinet each of us are playing our part in building a better Britain. Philip Hammond is getting on with the job of building an economy that works for everyone. Michael Fallon and Amber Rudd are continuing the vital work of keeping our nation safe, at home and abroad. And Jeremy Hunt is working hard to deliver a National Health Service that is available to patients whenever and wherever they need it.
 
And unlike Labour, Conservative MPs and party members are out there backing our leader all the way.

But I won’t make the mistake of underestimating our opponents, and I know that you won’t either.

Because the risks that the hard left poses to our economy and our society, quite frankly, doesn’t bear thinking about. That’s why as Party Chairman I'm determined that we are ready to fight every election in 2017, whether it’s county councils in England, local authorities in Wales or mayoral elections in our cities.
But if we are to defeat Labour and the might of the unions, and to go on standing up for ordinary working people in Britain, I need your help.

 By giving just £1 for every cabinet minister, you can make a real and lasting difference to our campaign in the country. More leaflets, better communication with voters and better organisation.

Thank you for your support and I hope that you will give generously to our campaign fund.


Patrick
Sir Patrick McLoughlin, Chairman of the Conservative Party

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