Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that New Labour MP for Selby, Keir Mather, wasn’t in Troye Sivan’s Rush music video.
in the Commons – the Baby of the House – after overturning a 20,137 Conservative majority to win the north Yorkshire seat for Labour.
The Inbetweeners, which aired in the late 2000s, follows four friends at school who end up in awkward and embarrassing situations as they try to enter adulthood.
“Personally, I don’t think that is conducive to good electoral representation and I’m more than entitled to have that view.”
Labour peer Baroness Chapman of Darlington, who appeared alongside Mr Mercer on Sky, defended Mr Mather as “very considered” and “intelligent” and said: “You’re entitled to have whatever view you like, but there is such a thing as being gracious in defeat Johnny, and you’re being disrespectful to the voters of Selby who’ve made a decision that you don’t happen to like.
“One of the good things about our Parliament is that we have people entering Parliament for the first times in their twenties but also in their sixties, from all kinds of backgrounds, and I think that’s a strength.”
Explaining his comments to Sky News on Friday, Mr Mercer said: “I think this synthetic outrage, identikit Labour politician is the opposite of what people like me came into politics for.
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