Twenty Two Years And Counting.
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//Rishi Sunak has intervened in a deepening row between Kemi Badenoch and David Tennant over LGBTQ+ rights, appearing to brand the actor “the problem”.
The Doctor Who star said he wished the women and equalities minister would “shut up” and suggested he hoped for a world in which she “doesn’t exist anymore”, while she fired back that he was a “bigot”.
The prime minister waded in on the spat on Wednesday morning, writing on X, formerly Twitter: “Freedom of speech is the most powerful feature of our democracy. If you’re calling for women to shut up and wishing they didn’t exist, you are the problem.”//
Why should Kemi Badenoch and other women standing up for women's rights shut up? I used to like David Tennant.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.//Fighting publicly on social media is in my view not what senior politicians should be doing. //
I actually agree with you.
However, that is where the young are, they dont watch "normal" tv. So should that younger voter base be ignored?
I suspect politicians of all hues would gladly get shot of SM, but that ship sailed long ago.
Thankfully, following the Cass Report, there has been a wholesale tightening-up of the prescription of puberty-blockers to children. Hopefully, this will be followed up by legislation to curb the frankenstein operations currently available; and the rolling back of the pernicious 'Trans-movements' gains in invading women's spaces and rights.
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