Unlikely.
14 years of perfect Tory rule have ensure that upcoming generations have no connection with the party that shafted them, shat on then, and blamed their parents for it all while ensure they are forced to live with debts that small countries had in the 70s and nothing to show for it except a hole where the house they would have bought now stands.
The slow death of the Tory party does answer the question about "how stupid are people ?". Which is "not stupid enough to every vote Tory".
This ultimate decline is far more seismic than it may seem, if you have a certain view of history (like wot I do). The English establishment has endured nearly a millennia with very little serious disruption. The ruling class has pretty much remained intact, in charge and in ownership through all of it. Including a civil war and removal of the Monarchy. It is the cultural equivalent of what the Normans did in stone with castles. And therefore a model to all other nations around the world where a ruling elite wanted to know the secrets of "how do we keep our shit no matter what happens ?".
Remember of all England that William the Bastard dished out in 1066, a lot still belongs to the descendants of those families.