I don't want a representative who thinks it's okay to make sexist, misogynistic jokes and then double down on them.
Angela Rayner: “I don't want a representative who thinks it's okay to make sexist, misogynistic jokes and then double down on them.”
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Response to Reform's candidate Robert Kenyon.
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