Nonambar News: Davidson: ‘We don’t change our party name to avoid our mistakes’

In a recent spout with the leader of the United Koalition of Imperialist Parties, Amber Rudd, Ruth Davidson, a now former senior member of the shadow cabinet, has resigned her place claiming that Rudd should ‘down down immediately.’
This conflict comes shortly after the increased publicity of Alexander Thorn and his ideas that have been deemed to be out of touch with the general public. This view being exacerbated by the the DLP’s MP, Emily Thornberry. 
So who is Ruth Davidson?
Ruth Davidson is the former Shadow Home Secretary for His Imperial Majesty’s Most Loyal Opposition, a faction being headed by its only party: UKIP. Davidson has appeared to be long unimpressed with the lack of action by Mrs Rudd over the matter of the war and has finally decided to depart the Shadow cabinet exemplifying her discontent. Whilst critiquing the Rudd’s leadership the former Shadow Home Secretary has also been critical of the attacks by Emily Thronberry. She stated that UKIP had attempted to work with the former Socialist Party to achieve a constructive wartime arrangement, but found the willingness of the socialists to compromise left wanting. Citing that it was in fact that what stopped the creation of a complete War cabinet all in the name of point scoring by Imperial Chancellor Willy Brandt. 
In addition to this stinging attack Davidson is noted to have remarked that ‘We don’t change our party name to avoid our mistakes’ referencing the change of the name Socialist Party to Democratic Labour Movement. She admitted that UKIP had made mistakes, and that it was the job of the party to win back support. 
With the UKIP Leadership elections taking place within the coming weeks, it might be that expected of Ms Davidson to run. 
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