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Rishi Sunak facing right-wing backlash for sacking Suella Braverman and appointing David Cameron
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Braverman was a cartoon, all her incendiary failed Rwanda, Homeless shit was all a setup to get Cameron back onside
I found out from the rest is politics podcast that she’s a Buddhist, Erasmus scholar and previously worked alongside Cherie Blair on the Africa Justice Foundation.
It just seems like such a paradox, and maybe it is just a ploy to appeal to the far right lunatics in the Conservative Party in order to become leader one day.