UK prime minister asks homeless man if he works in business
Typical Tory: he opens his mouth and we all see the silver spoon.
UK prime minister Rishi Sunak was working in a shelter for homeless people last Friday (December 23, 2022) – most probably because his advisers would have told him it’s a good wheeze that always generates support for people like Jeremy Corbyn.
Sadly, Rishi Sunak isn’t a person like Jeremy Corbyn.
That is the reason this happened:
Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner shared the clip and called it “excruciating”.
You may feel that’s an understatement.
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“Everyone In” the scheme during the Pandemic introduced when Sunak was chancellor was quietly “pulled” – I wonder how many died during the recent sub zero temperatures – this is an article almost a year old, it hasn’t improved since.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/mar/31/homeless-deaths-uk-solution