While remaining Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Latin America and Caribbean), the new Minister of State for Development, attending Cabinet, is Baroness Chapman of Darlington. Is she drawing two salaries, this mother of one of Keir Starmer's children?
Meanwhile, Anneliese Dodds's other position, as Minister of State for Women and Equalities, remains vacant. Will an elected Member of Parliament be found for that? Or will none of them work for Starmer, either at all, or at least at the price of having to sleep with him?
There is lying today that this is the first Cabinet at which every attendee had attended a state secondary school. Starmer was on a state bursary, but Eton would still be Eton if the public purse paid your fees, and the same goes for Starmer's private school. This is not a grey area.
Naughty.
ReplyDeleteThis appointment is a lot worse than that.
DeleteYou've blown your chances of the Women and Equalities portfolio with this.
ReplyDeleteI would have had to have blown something far worse to have got it.
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