The early suffragists believed men could not be trusted to look after women and the poor, and this was one reason women needed the vote. When we look at women politicians today I am uncertain that this remains true. Do women continue to support the poor and campaign for women? I can think of some who did throughout their political career, but there are many who don't. Is it possible power corrupts women more than men?
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Is it necessary to hire accountant in UK?
Army horses loose on London streets
Angela Rayner lashes out and calls Sunak “pint sized loser”.