itemprop=description content=DID anyone else think that it was quite the most extraordinary thing that a member of the Tory party – a member who had been in the party for 50…
DID anyone else think that it was quite the most extraordinary thing that a member of the Tory party – a member who had been in the party for 50 years, Andrew Boff, who quietly disagreed with Home Secretary Braverman’s stance on+ rights – was immediately leaped upon, hardly a second after his utterances had passed his teeth. Leaped upon by a policeman in uniform.
What it actually shows is that Suella Braverman is not a performer, as anyone with proper speech making skills would have taken a heckled comment and turned it around to support their own ideology and agenda. A little sympathy for the other side’s point of view, a little bit of humour to soften a situation.
I was in the room when a heckler interrupted Humza Yousaf. He stopped his speech and went over to the woman who had called out and listened to what she had to say. A few days later he went to her house to talk over her concerns.
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