““It is absurd to any reasonable person to suggest that the words of a minister are somehow less accountable if they are written by them on Twitter than if they appeared in a press release, or were given in an interview.”” theguardian.com/p/ghadc/stw
Hypocrite Badenoch goes on about 'personal responsibility' but despite the NUJ, the Council of Europe’s Safety of Journalists, The Society of Editors & many others all criticising Badenoch's aggressive & intimidating tweets, she's STILL not deleted them.
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Badenoch made the papers when she was mobilised to spout divisive crap about Critical Race Theory, a legitimate though contested academic discipline. A Govt Minister saying the British state “stands unequivocally against” a particular philosophical approach IS "creepy & bizarre". 
In 2018, hypocrite @KemiBadenoch wrote: "The use of aggression or intimidation, either when making points or responding to them, has adverse consequences.... In order to cultivate good societal norms, we each need to exercise personal responsibility".
Do as I say, not as I do.
Do as I say, not as I do.
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