As the Conservative Party grapples with the aftermath of recent electoral defeats, leadership hopefuls are stepping into the spotlight, pledging significant changes to regain public trust. The ongoing party conference has become a battleground for candidates aiming to present their vision, channeling past leaders like Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher while engaging in a competitive atmosphere filled with critiques and pledges of 'wealth creation' and reduced regulations. Rishi Sunak, in his final address as party leader, emphasized the need for learning from past mistakes and called for unity within the party. With public indifference looming, the Tories face an uphill battle moving forward, as they attempt to navigate internal conflicts and strategize for a potential comeback in future elections.