Writing for the Telegraph, Former Minister of State for Transport Tom Harris blasted Brits who stated Jeremy Corbyn would have been a better Premier after reports of alleged Covid parties in No 10 were revealed.<\/p>\n
The 58-year-old ex Labour MP stated former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn losing the election in 2019 was a lucky escape.<\/p>\n
Mr Harris, who headed vote-leave in Scotland, wrote: Now, there are no doubt those of Boris Johnsons critics who regard the above scenario as preferable to, or at least the equivalence of, a couple of legally dubious parties in the Downing Street garden.<\/p>\n
As the scale of Russian aggression and anti-democratic actions become more apparent, however, Britons should be careful.<\/p>\n
December 2019 represented a lucky escape for our country, whatever you may think of the victor that night or since.<\/p>\n
The installation of Corbyn in Number 10 would not just have been disastrous for Britain; far worse than that, it would have been an undeserved, key victory for Putin and his mafiocracy in Moscow.<\/p>\n
What is happening in Ukraine is serious, grown-up politics, and concerns about drinks parties and even Brexit pale into insignificance in the fight against corrupt autocracies that view their neighbours territory with envious eyes.<\/p>\n
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