Straight out of the gate with a stinker. Well done, Kemi
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Badenoch is such an arrogant lightweight. Even someone as experienced at toadying as Kuenssberg must find it difficult sucking up to her.
That's how she behaves when being interviewed by a friendly interviewer. PMQs is going to be funny as hell.
She's exceeding expectations. I didn't think she would fail so quickly I thought it would take at least a week.
Day 1, babyyyyy
What the actual fuck is that title
What is your issue with it? It’s perfectly cromulent.
It's perfectly understandable. Why were you tripping up with it?
They struggled to understand "Covid bereaved" I'm guessing. Might've triggered a flood of frustration that temporarily shut down their faculties and made the entire title difficult for them.
Covid bereaved - people who lost loved ones to COVID
angered by - the previous noun is angry because of the following part of the sentence
Badenoch’s - a person, possessive
‘insulting’ - you know this one
Partygate remarks - comments she made about Boris Johnson's government's behaviour during lockdown, the scandal known informally as "partygate"
I appreciate the explanation, maybe it’s that I’m not in the UK or know the “partygate” backstory or the phrase “covid bereaved”.