Peter Hitchens argues that, although he has little time for the Conservative (Tory) party, it was right about the government’s Rwanda resettlement scheme. In his commentary, he says the plan is being under-discussed and suggests that people should pay more attention to the policy’s merits. The piece focuses on the author’s view rather than presenting new policy details or new evidence, and it frames the Rwanda plan as an area where the Conservatives are described as having been correct. Alongside his endorsement of the scheme’s principle or approach, Hitchens reiterates his broader disapproval of the party, separating his stance on the Rwanda policy from his general political criticism. The article therefore presents a qualified position: criticism of the party is maintained, while the Rwanda scheme is praised as having been “absolutely right.”