People going to vote for the Patchwork Foundation’s MP of the Year Award this year were somewhat surprised to find none other than Chris Williamson as one of the nominees. The award is meant for MPs who have done their bit to stand up for disadvantaged and underrepresented communities. To be fair, Williamson has been a robust defender of anti-Semites…

I’m very sad to report that I’ve now been notified by @UKPatchwork that my nomination for the #MPoftheYearAwards has been vetoed.
Thank you everyone who nominated me.
I will continue standing up for Derby North residents, promoting greater democracy & fighting for social justice. https://t.co/PDeAwZTsDf

— Chris Williamson MP #GTTO (@DerbyChrisW) July 16, 2019

However, it wasn’t to be and Williamson had to inform his heartbroken followers that his nomination had been vetoed. True to form, they’re already calling it a “witch hunt” and blaming it on “Hodge and her gang”, the “forces working against you”, “#Zionists”, and “the cult”. Birds of a feather…