Suella Braverman faces significant backlash from senior Tories and the broader political community following her controversial remarks at the National Conservatism conference in Washington DC. She criticized the flying of the Progress Pride flag, calling it 'monstrous' and associating it with 'the mutilation of children,' which has drawn condemnation from both liberal and moderate Conservatives. Leadership rivals, including Kemi Badenoch and Lord Houchen, have discredited her credibility and suggested her views could lead the Conservative Party into prolonged opposition. The party, grappling with its worst electoral defeat, is divided on its future direction, with calls for unity and swift leadership selection to effectively challenge Labour. Braverman's comments have further strained her support, including the loss of key allies, casting doubt on her potential leadership bid.