Rees-Mogg’s attack on the NHS is ideologically-motivated piffle
Jacob Rees-Mogg indicates what he would probably like to do to anybody supporting striking nurses.
There can be only one reason Jacob Rees-Mogg attacked the National Health Service with a clipping from The Sun – to claim it is incompetent and to undermine, by proxy, striking nurses.
There was only one problem with his argument: it was nonsense from beginning to end.
And Stella Creasy, his fellow guest on the BBC’s Politics Live, did a pretty good job of demolishing it.
For the fuller picture, listen to the commentary from Maximilien Robespierre. This Writer was away from the TV when this was transmitted (last-minute Christmas shopping), otherwise I would have had more to say about it myself.
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