New Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch reckons Partygate was ‘overblown’.

By this, she means it was about fixed-penalty fines, rather than the fact that our government was telling us to follow the rules, and then ignoring those rules to enjoy parties at Downing Street while denying us the opportunity to spend time with our dying relatives… and then lying about what they had done.

Here’s a video clip by Maximilien Robespierre that explains it all, and why Badenoch is just another Tory spiv who wants us to forget the last 14 years of hell under her party and vote support it again. I hope you share the maker’s opinion of her by the end of it:

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