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Ladybbird · 08-06-24, 05:31

'It’s OVER For Him' After Sunak Flew Back to Britain Early For an Election Interview. The D-Day Gaffe Has Destroyed His Election Hopes.

ARROGANT British PM Sunak Sparks OUTRAGE After Leaving D-Day Memorial Early and Snubs WW2 HEROS

MailOnline 8 JUN 2024

Sunak and His Indian Billionare Wife, in her designer outfit, 'Popped In', Shook ONE Vets' Hand Then LEFT. WW2 HERO Vets Were FURIOUS at the snub

He once visited a building site to show 'He was one of the people' in £895 shoes

Eighty years after Sir Winston Churchill masterminded the D-Day landings, the British prime minister was under fire Friday for leaving anniversary events early to return to the campaign trail of an election he looks likely to lose.

Already embattled and very unpopular, Rishi Sunak cut short his time with veterans in Normandy to fly back to London for a TV interview.

Sunak later apologized for what he said was a "mistake," but not before the decision to head home early saw him assailed by criticism from his own allies as well as his political enemies.

But 'It’s OVER For Him'. He's FINISHED

08-06-24, 05:31	#2
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,613 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	80th Anniversary of D-Day-FURY After PM Sunak Snubs WW2 HEROS 'It’s OVER For Him' After Sunak Flew Back to Britain Early For an Election Interview. The D-Day Gaffe Has Destroyed His Election Hopes. ARROGANT British PM Sunak Sparks OUTRAGE After Leaving D-Day Memorial Early and Snubs WW2 HEROS MailOnline 8 JUN 2024 Sunak and His Indian Billionare Wife, in her designer outfit, 'Popped In', Shook ONE Vets' Hand Then LEFT. WW2 HERO Vets Were FURIOUS at the snub *He once visited a building site to show 'He was one of the people' in £895 shoes* Eighty years after Sir Winston Churchill masterminded the D-Day landings, the British prime minister was under fire Friday for leaving anniversary events early to return to the campaign trail of an election he looks likely to lose. Already embattled and very unpopular, Rishi Sunak cut short his time with veterans in Normandy to fly back to London for a TV interview. Sunak later apologized for what he said was a "mistake," but not before the decision to head home early saw him assailed by criticism from his own allies as well as his political enemies. But 'It’s OVER For Him'. He's FINISHED