After backlash, Labour MP mocks Tory MP with pet dog

A Labour MP mocked at a Tory After he had posted an “abovely inappropriate” tweet about a staff member, a colleague responded.

Lee Anderson, Tory MP for Ashfield, sparked backlash after he said people earning more than £30,000 “must have a budgeting problem” if they rely on food banks.

His comments were in response Thursday’s. Daily Mirror Front page: Simon Clarke, a former minister of levelling-up, was criticised for claiming that nurses who use food banks should budget better.

“I have constituents. They include armed forces and bin men, bar staff, care workers as well as bus drivers and pensioners. All can live on less. What am I missing? said Anderson on social media.

Then, he posted another tweet with a picture of a female staff member and an attempt at justifying his argument.

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“She is single and earns less than £30k, rents a room for £775pcm in Central London, has student debt, £120 a month on travelling to work saves money every month, goes on foreign holidays and does not need to use a food bank,” he said.

Yahoo News UK has decided to not share the image or name of the individual.

His comments have been met with backlash by other MPs. Labour MP for Cardiff North Anna McMorrin posted a parody tweet along with a photo of her dog.

“This is Cadi,” she declared.

“She works with me. She is single, earns less than 30k, shares a home with me and two cats, no student debt, and goes on holiday (as long as it’s dog friendly).

“She is fed twice a days by me. Cadi really makes my point.

Brent Dawn Butler, senior Labour MP, stated that she had filed a formal complaint against Anderson, accusing him bullying.

Butler stated, “This is bullying and harassment.”

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“Whether [removed] This was agreed to, but it is unacceptable to employ a young female employee in this manner.

“I have also complained at the independent complaints in parliament, which states.

Bullying refers to any behaviour that makes someone feel vulnerable, weak, humiliated and denigrated.

Anderson posted a tweet later that showed he was taking a break from Twitter.

Anderson was also named in the New Statesman’s top ten for office turnover.

Claudia Webbe, the Labour Party’s MP with the highest staff turnover, was expelled from office after being found guilty for harassing a woman.

Anderson’s comments were made after a new survey. by NHS Charities Together and the Observer The UK’s NHS trusts provide or plan to provide food banks for their staff, with half of them being in the UK.

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