No I did not Jonathon. I actually said I doubt there is a genuine link between the two events.
There doesn't have to be a direct link for thm to interact on people's minds. Rayner's comments have, since the murder, been prevalent on social media,prompting discussion about both events. Either way, link or no link, it's simply not an acceptable way to speak for any MP let alone a deputy leader. It's damaging to her, the party and gains nothing.
I suspect she now regrets the outburst but perhaps she enjoys the notorioty.
I, m sorry Jonathon, personly think her sentiments are utterly indefensible. If she feels that way about certain individuals she should take action accordingly and specifically.
In every walk of life there is a right way and a wrong one to lodge protest about people's behaviour. This was the wrong way.
I suspect her outburst was rather more calculated, a rallying call for those likely to agree with her thinking and behaviour. Fortunately that didn't work either.
It follows calls from a Labour peer for all major parties to leave the seat to the Conservatives following Sir David Amess’ murder.
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