Boris Johnson: He denounces “misogyny” against a Labor MP

The Prime Minister of Britain Boris Johnson condemned today “misogynyAgainst an opposition lawmaker, following the publication today of an article that carried these attacks.

“Even if I do not agree with Angela Reiner on almost all political issues, I respect her as a parliamentarian and condemn the half-heartedness in whose sights she found herself anonymously today,” Boris Johnson said in a tweet.

According to the Mail on Sunday, Conservative MPs have compared Angela Rainer, the Labor Party vice-president, to Sharon Stone in “Basic Instinct”, arguing that she enjoys distracting the British Prime Minister by crossing her legs during the questioning process of the British Prime Minister in Parliament.

The paper cites lawmakers who spoke on condition of anonymity because one of them said Angela Reiner “could not compete” with Boris Johnson’s rhetorical talent, but “has other skills he lacks”.

The article describes Reiner, 41, as “a socialist grandmother who dropped out of school at 16 while she was pregnant and unqualified before becoming a social worker,” comparing her to Boris Johnson, 57, who was in college. of Eaton before attending Oxford University.

Angela Reiner complained on Twitter about “sexism” and “misogyny”, in which she was targeted and said she was “proud” of her progress, expressing the hope that the article would not discourage “anyone with a course like mine. who wishes to participate in public life “.

He received many messages of support, including from other political parties, including Conservative MP Andrea Lindsom, who called the article “inadmissible” and the comments it contained. For her part, Scottish Prime Minister Nicholas Sturgeon said it was a “reminder of the deep half-heartedness that women face today.”