In her last Ministerial role, I understand there was a common sense of incredulity that she had managed to qualify as a barrister, so it is a somewhat meteoric rise to Chief legal adviser to the Crown and the Government.
Still, at least she is going into an experienced Cabinet (Liz Truss being the current longest serving member)
In her last Ministerial role, I understand there was a common sense of incredulity that she had managed to qualify as a barrister, so it is a somewhat meteoric rise to Chief legal adviser to the Crown and the Government.
Still, at least she is going into an experienced Cabinet (Liz Truss being the current longest serving member)
So, following the sacking of all Treasury Spads, I see Cummings has started recruiting the 'weirdos and misfit' replacements for his new team.
Andrew Sabisky: anger grows at Cummings adviser’s quote that the benefits of giving children a mental performance-enhancing drug, which can occasionally prove fatal, are “probably worth a dead kid once a year”
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/andrew-sabisky-anger-grows-at-cummings-adviser-s-dead-kid-quote-nwrk3tzx2
New calls for No10 to sack 'weirdo' advisor Andrew Sabisky, 27, who claimed black people are mentally inferior
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8011049/New-calls-No10-sack-weirdo-advisor-claimed-black-people-mentally-inferior.html
Boris Johnson told to sack adviser who backed compulsory contraception to prevent ‘a permanent underclass'
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/johnson-adviser-andrew-sabisky-contraception-sterilisation-underclass-comments-a9338331.html
Just as well people knew what they were voting for when they backed Johnson
Tough call for the Number 10 spokesman.... Yes, Johnson's views are indeed well known, " Bank robbers and letterboxes " " Picanninies.... etc etc ".... We now have our own Kellyanne Conway!No 10 refuses to say if Johnson agrees with adviser who suggested black people are mentally inferior
Our political editor Andrew Woodcock has more on the extraordinary lobby briefing, in which a No 10 spokesman refused to say whether Boris Johnson agrees with an adviser who suggested black people were mentally inferior and advocated compulsory contraception to prevent a “permanent underclass”.
The spokesman was repeatedly asked whether the PM wished to distance himself from a string of controversial remarks made by Andrew Sabisky, recruited by senior adviser Dominic Cummings.
Presented with a series of Sabisky’s comments and asked whether the PM backed them or would condemn them, the spokesman responded only: “The prime minister’s views are well publicised and well documented.”
