They are making better arguments than the opposition parties about some current topics and cutting across previous policy and each other.
With so many contenders, there will be some who don't make it to the next round although anyone favouring them will still be confused about who to prefer next.
The previous clown left the economy in tatters and I'm guessing there must be a central briefing to 'lower taxes' because all the MPs doing the media circuit are trotting it out.
Increase money for the state and lower taxes? I suppose they will use the gargantuan savings from Brexit.
Then there is the question of latent sleaze which infects much of the Tory party. I'm aware of stories affecting several of the candidates, both of the financial and the personal variety.
And we should be aware of who takes a more extreme view of politics too. Those with anti-green and fracking policies, ex members of hard-line political groups, tax dodgers and those for whom inapproriate actions become open to debate.
We also notice some reprobates not in the running, but tactics to influence the levers of power.
Dodgy days ahead?
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