Tory MP Lee Anderson claims he was ‘guaranteed’ job to defect | BBC News
Lee Anderson with his best buddy Boris: the Tory party has changed a bit since BoJob was in charge but apparently the Leeanderthal isn’t keen to move on to a more Conservative organisation.
He should have taken the deal.
That’s if the Leeanderthal was telling the truth, of course.
Conservative Party deputy chairman Lee Anderson claims he was offered a financial incentive to defect to another party.
Mr Anderson alleges he was offered a job worth the equivalent of five years of an MP’s salary in the event he switched but failed to win re-election.
Senior Conservative sources say Mr Anderson told them he had been approached by Reform UK.
Its leader Richard Tice has denied he offered any MP any money.
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