The Tory front bench this afternoon:
Where were the women?
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Let’s be honest.
If you were a woman would you want to be seen with this lot?
I’m embarrassed to be a male of the species when I look at a picture like this.
When May was appointing her ministers, I wonder how hard she was gritting her teeth over her ‘choices’?
A few hours earlier, you’d have seen one at the Despatch Box answering Home Q’s.
That’s not the point I was making and you know it
That’s an excuse
What, then is your point then Richard? For the first time in UK history 2 of the four “great offices of state” are held by women and,of course, the PM wasn’t there because she is in China.
It remains astonishing that this government can turn out an all male front bench
That picture is a snapshot and you know it. At another time it could show Theresa May as Prime Minister and Amber Rudd as home secretary. Amber Rudd had spoken at the dispatch box earlier and Theresa May is in China. your criticism of the only UK party to had two women prime minister’s is desperate. Labour? Led by an old white man who was advised on economics by an old white man and who is currently being challenged as leader by a slightly younger white man.
It is not desperate
I am simply astonished that this can still happen