NEW - MPs say Bridget Phillipson and Liz Kendall confronted Kemi Badenoch about her language at PMQs today where she called Phillipson "spiteful" which Kendall said was outrageous.
Badenoch reported to have said “I’m never going to stop talking about how spiteful you are”
Phillipson then hit back at Badenoch: “The public are going to find out who you really are.”
Badenoch responded: "I will never stop fighting you. You are destroying children’s lives"
The avalanche of 'class war' and 'sheer spite' and 'politics of envy' attacks in response to the objectively rather mild step of removing tax breaks from private schools tells you one thing loud and clear - that a battle royal would break out if a large reduction in inequality was pursued as a political priority.
It’s not “objectively mild” to the tens of thousands of parents who have had to find a new school for their child at short notice, not to mention that the policy has raised almost nothing when increased state school rolls are taken into account.
There was no serious economic case for the change, it was pure class envy and the politics of spite.
NEW - MPs say Bridget Phillipson and Liz Kendall confronted Kemi Badenoch about her language at PMQs today where she called Phillipson "spiteful" which Kendall said was outrageous.
Badenoch reported to have said “I’m never going to stop talking about how spiteful you are”
Phillipson then hit back at Badenoch: “The public are going to find out who you really are.”
Badenoch responded: "I will never stop fighting you. You are destroying children’s lives"
The avalanche of 'class war' and 'sheer spite' and 'politics of envy' attacks in response to the objectively rather mild step of removing tax breaks from private schools tells you one thing loud and clear - that a battle royal would break out if a large reduction in inequality was pursued as a political priority.
I'm not sure it tells us anything very much tbh although I do wonder if it is actually true that there are fewer teachers.
I think it does. If that's Class War (!) just imagine the resistance to something that seriously erodes privilege.
How do you have a Class war with someone with no class?
NEW - MPs say Bridget Phillipson and Liz Kendall confronted Kemi Badenoch about her language at PMQs today where she called Phillipson "spiteful" which Kendall said was outrageous.
Badenoch reported to have said “I’m never going to stop talking about how spiteful you are”
Phillipson then hit back at Badenoch: “The public are going to find out who you really are.”
Badenoch responded: "I will never stop fighting you. You are destroying children’s lives"
The avalanche of 'class war' and 'sheer spite' and 'politics of envy' attacks in response to the objectively rather mild step of removing tax breaks from private schools tells you one thing loud and clear - that a battle royal would break out if a large reduction in inequality was pursued as a political priority.
I'm not sure it tells us anything very much tbh although I do wonder if it is actually true that there are fewer teachers.
There are fewer teachers
Totally due to falling rolls
The proceeds have helped the new version of Sure Start and is helping hundreds of thousands of less well off children and their schools to give them a better chance in life at school
Then that should have been the reply. Here are the facts. I'm doing a good job. The government has done a good job. And blame the Blue Team for axing Sure Start in the first place.
NEW - MPs say Bridget Phillipson and Liz Kendall confronted Kemi Badenoch about her language at PMQs today where she called Phillipson "spiteful" which Kendall said was outrageous.
Badenoch reported to have said “I’m never going to stop talking about how spiteful you are”
Phillipson then hit back at Badenoch: “The public are going to find out who you really are.”
Badenoch responded: "I will never stop fighting you. You are destroying children’s lives"
The avalanche of 'class war' and 'sheer spite' and 'politics of envy' attacks in response to the objectively rather mild step of removing tax breaks from private schools tells you one thing loud and clear - that a battle royal would break out if a large reduction in inequality was pursued as a political priority.
It’s not “objectively mild” to the tens of thousands of parents who have had to find a new school for their child at short notice, not to mention that the policy has raised almost nothing when increased state school rolls are taken into account.
There was no serious economic case for the change, it was pure class envy and the politics of spite.
You reinforce my point.
The tens of thousands who have had to change schools and the thousands that have closed trope and tripe
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Figures not born out by fact.
Pure fantasy