Brighton: Labourdeputy leader of Angela Rayner Describing Prime Minister Boris has started a war of words against Britain’s governing Conservative Party johnsonThe U.K. cabinet as “scum” for its ideas and accused it of abandoning poor people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Britain’s main opposition party, led by a new leader Keer starrer, which has struggled to make its case since Johnson became prime minister in 2019, winning over many of Labor’s traditional supporters in northern and central England.
Speaking to Labor members at the party’s convention in Brighton late Saturday, Rainer called the Conservative government “a bunch of scum, homophobic, racist, misogynistic, a full pile of Banana Republic, Etonian piece of scum”.
Asked about this on Sky News on Sunday, Rainer declined to apologise, saying, “What I was trying to get at is the anger and frustration that people feel when you have a prime minister like that. Who has said things and hasn’t apologized that are racist, whether they are misogynists, who are afraid of homosexuality.”
Conservative Party chairman Oliver Dowden accused Labor of “instigating the language of disrespect and division”. He asked whether Starmer favored “the language of his deputy”.
“While we’re working, Labor is doing politics,” he said on Twitter.
Rainer’s remarks were in contrast to the sober language commonly used in the UK Parliament.
She told Sky News she was trying to “set fire to the stomachs” of Labor members at a party convention to fight against the government, which she accused of failing to help starving children – something that He felt the pandemic for his friends when he was young – and while handing out profitable contracts.
The government has regularly said it is doing everything possible to support low-income people and has denied that it oversees “chumocracy”.
Johnson has apologized to those who have been offended by some of his comments, but said some were “completely satirical”.
“Will I use some derogatory language from my previous writings today? Now that I’m prime minister, I won’t,” he said in May.
Britain’s main opposition party, led by a new leader Keer starrer, which has struggled to make its case since Johnson became prime minister in 2019, winning over many of Labor’s traditional supporters in northern and central England.
Speaking to Labor members at the party’s convention in Brighton late Saturday, Rainer called the Conservative government “a bunch of scum, homophobic, racist, misogynistic, a full pile of Banana Republic, Etonian piece of scum”.
Asked about this on Sky News on Sunday, Rainer declined to apologise, saying, “What I was trying to get at is the anger and frustration that people feel when you have a prime minister like that. Who has said things and hasn’t apologized that are racist, whether they are misogynists, who are afraid of homosexuality.”
Conservative Party chairman Oliver Dowden accused Labor of “instigating the language of disrespect and division”. He asked whether Starmer favored “the language of his deputy”.
“While we’re working, Labor is doing politics,” he said on Twitter.
Rainer’s remarks were in contrast to the sober language commonly used in the UK Parliament.
She told Sky News she was trying to “set fire to the stomachs” of Labor members at a party convention to fight against the government, which she accused of failing to help starving children – something that He felt the pandemic for his friends when he was young – and while handing out profitable contracts.
The government has regularly said it is doing everything possible to support low-income people and has denied that it oversees “chumocracy”.
Johnson has apologized to those who have been offended by some of his comments, but said some were “completely satirical”.
“Will I use some derogatory language from my previous writings today? Now that I’m prime minister, I won’t,” he said in May.
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