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Today was another day of horrific evidence making clear that Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak made catastrophic decisions that led to the unnecessary loss of countless lives, crippled the NHS and plunged the country into even longer lockdowns.
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We learned that when Boris Johnson should have been preparing the country for Covid, he was instead insisting “this will be fine”.
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We were told that even after awful death toll of the first wave he was claiming that “most people who die have reached their time anyway” and wanted to “let it rip”, and was “weak and indecisive” according to his own Chief Scientific Advisor.
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The evidence about Sunak was arguably worse.
We learned our PM didn’t consult the scientific advisors on Eat Out To Help Out, which was “highly likely to have increased the number of deaths”, a consequence that was “entirely predictable” according to Patrick Vallance.
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We learned our PM didn’t consult the scientific advisors on Eat Out To Help Out, which was “highly likely to have increased the number of deaths”, a consequence that was “entirely predictable” according to Patrick Vallance.
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Our loved ones should have been able to trust that their Government was prioritising saving life, and that’s why so many people believed that EOTHO was safe.
Instead it's almost certain that masses of people died because of Rishi Sunak’s callous and reckless attitude.
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Instead it's almost certain that masses of people died because of Rishi Sunak’s callous and reckless attitude.
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He also ended up wrecking the economy as we were thrown into months of lockdown to salvage a situation partly created by EOTHO.
It was an appalling disaster and is a far bigger scandal than partygate.
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It was an appalling disaster and is a far bigger scandal than partygate.
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You’re left asking how anyone can trust Rishi Sunak to lead the country if another pandemic struck tomorrow?
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