When Kemi Badenoch spoke at the Centre for Policy Studies’ Margaret Thatcher Conference last month, she was interrupted by protestors calling for the abolition of billionaires. Like others in the audience, I was frustrated. After all, I had paid good money to hear her speak. But ultimately, I found myself, reluctantly, in admiration of the protestors’ determination. Their actions, however puerile and disruptive, sent an inadvertent but clear message to Britain and Badenoch: we must champion free speech, not suppress it.
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