In the fallout from Guido’s revelations around the PM’s lockdown Tier-4 voice coach visit, pollster More in Common has done some research on how much the public buys Labour’s lines. It’s not pretty…
A large 65% of Brits say Leonie Mellinger was not a key worker (spin Labour took up then quickly abandoned) – only 12% say she was. Even 51% of Labour voters think she couldn’t be interpreted as a key worker…
A whopping 67% say the meeting was hypocritical considering Starmer’s constant attacks against Boris for guidance infractions. Similarly 68% of Brits say the meeting warrants an apology from the PM – only 16% say it doesn’t. That’s across the political divide with 54% of Labour voters and 64% non-voters saying the same thing. One thing the public can be relied on is an extremely dim view of this kind of hypocrisy…
Lord Khan in the Telegraph: “I hope, and I say this in a non-pompous way, that the public service I do will bring rewards in this world and the hereafter,” he says. “I’m hoping the work I do is earning me Brownie points.”
