Ed Balls Mourns "Great Loss" of Alan Johnson - Guido Fawkes

Ed Balls Mourns "Great Loss" of Alan Johnson

This picture is from the Sky News interview immediately after Balls was appointed Shadow Chancellor. “Alan Johnson is a huge loss to the shadow cabinet… I am sorry that he is having a tough time. He is a great loss.” He looks sorry doesn’t he?

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