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Lib Dem Candidate REFUSES to Define a Woman 😠
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7:10Now PlayingIn today's episode of 'Can Politicians Define What a Woman Is?', we've got Nicholas Coombes, the Lib Dem candidate for Bristol Central. What does he think? He thinks that we shouldn't have ANY definition for a woman and that we should just 'trust' people when we ask them what their gender is. Kellie-Jay Keen from Let Women Speak tried to educate him, but he just ignored her like a typical politician...
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ℹ️ About Chloe Dobbs
Chloe Dobbs is a political commentator who has contributed on GB News, TalkTV, Sky News, ITV News, and the BBC. Chloe makes independent commentary videos also, which can be found on her Instagram, YouTube and X accounts, all @dobbsandpolicy
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