She is a revolting woman. Why would you sit in Parliament with your skirt nearly up to your knickers? Perhaps she hasn't the brains to be able to carry a position which requires a bit of a brain and intelligence, without degrading women by hoisting her skirt up to her backside
But is it up her backside? Or just that she has crossed her legs and her skirt is resting on them? Not sure how she sits has much to do with her brains really!
I mean, lets consider all those men with their splayed legs, (regularly seen in Parliament, on the tube trains, offices, anywhere you like to look (if you do!) crotches in full parade, and quite often decidedly lumpy ...which may or not be because of the type of underpants they wear!! Are they "degrading men", expressing their "personality", "playing a power game", being "revolting men" or ....?? Any suggestions?