Sir Jacob Rees Mogg highlights the ways in which Labour is more & more like the Tory party 5/6
February 26, 2024
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as posted by the channelSir Jacob Rees-Mogg speaks in proposition of the motion that This House Does Not Know What Labour Stands For.
The Right Honourable Sir Jacob is the Conservative MP for North East Somerset. Rees-Mogg returned to the backbenches following Rishi Sunak's appointment as leader of the Conservatives (& therefore as Prime Minister) in 2022 having served in Cabinet under the leadership of Boris Johnson & Liz Truss.
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