Rishi Sunak criticised for laughing off question about timing of general election – UK politics live
Liberal Democrats say PM is ‘laughing in the face of people crying out for change’ In his interview on BBC Radio Tees this morning Rishi Sunak laughed quite forcefully in response to two questions about when he would call the general election. It jarred to the extent that the presenter, Amy Oakden, asked him why he found that funny. (See 8.36am.) In his second interview, on Radio Newcastle, he produced a more muted laugh when asked the same question. (See 9.07am.)Sunak does this quite a lot in interviews. At times it sounds like a nervous tic, but it is probably more of a deliberate strategy intended to disarm interviewers asking awkward questions.Rishi Sunak laughing in the face of people crying out for change is the perfect example of how careless, callous and chaotic this Conservative party is.While Sunak clings on it’s obvious that people up and down the country are demanding he and this rabble stop hunkering in their offices. Continue reading...
Liberal Democrats say PM is ‘laughing in the face of people crying out for change’
In his interview on BBC Radio Tees this morning Rishi Sunak laughed quite forcefully in response to two questions about when he would call the general election. It jarred to the extent that the presenter, Amy Oakden, asked him why he found that funny. (See 8.36am.) In his second interview, on Radio Newcastle, he produced a more muted laugh when asked the same question. (See 9.07am.)
Sunak does this quite a lot in interviews. At times it sounds like a nervous tic, but it is probably more of a deliberate strategy intended to disarm interviewers asking awkward questions.
Rishi Sunak laughing in the face of people crying out for change is the perfect example of how careless, callous and chaotic this Conservative party is.
While Sunak clings on it’s obvious that people up and down the country are demanding he and this rabble stop hunkering in their offices. Continue reading...
