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Rayner's political future under threat after stamp duty admission — my analysis www.bbc.com/news/article...

Angela Rayner's political future under threat after stamp duty admissionThe deputy prime minister has referred herself for an ethics probe by the PM's adviser.www.bbc.com
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It really isn't.

Smoking indoors at a meeting not a problem then? The Stamp Duty thing from Tories is such hypocrisy...that div Truss should be in jail for abuse of power. Still, seeing Ange with a group of smug privileged religious bigot groomers, trying to look like she's their equal, then good riddance to her! 💸

The gutter media ( that's almost all of it these days) will have a field day. But if she was given flawed legal advice, is she really to blame?

Ответ для Tim 🌱☕️🏉🏏☀️🌧

Legally, yes, she is responsible. That said, if it is due to receiving bad advice from someone who is qualified, that often mitigates punishment.

The truth might never have been known but for Raynor asking for the injunction to be lifted showing admirable transparency. She has admitted a mistake. Are you going to follow the example of the Daily Mail hounding this women until we learn the judgement of the ethics commissioner?

Ответ для a-e-m

She is another hypocritical politician, who is only now apologising because she got caught #Raynor

Ответ для richardtheturd

You are entitled to your opinion just as I’m entitled to mine.

Ответ для a-e-m

The account is another anon account with 3 followers so I would just ignore it

It’s a minor digression. It’s not like she had a load of apartments she’d forgotten about.

Hypocrisy... www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli... and x.com/RobertJenric... We need some balance, not sending the wolves out for Rayner from the BBC echo chamber

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