Katie59
The problem is that business spills over into social life in many situations, an example is the Covid party situation where a birthday glass of wine in No 10 was breaking the rules. After a evening session in the HoC they retire to the bar to discuss the topics of the day and lobby others, no doubt banter the opposition as well.
It’s normal socializing which is OK until someone goes too far, for example calling someone “stupid” is OK but if you say “stupid woman” (or man) that’s sexist and a resigning issue. That’s the sort of non PC slip up that happens when you’ve had a couple of drinks.
The Rayner debacle probably has its roots in the bar where male MPs were sexualising her, she may even have been playing up to them, it only takes a look or a wink, there is more to it than what was alleged in the commons.
Katie59
she may even have been playing up to them, it only taes a look or a wink, there is more to it than what was alleged in the commons.
When will these unsubstantiated attacks on another women stop? Gossip, and that is all this is, ruins lives.