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A Parliament of Whores.

David Vance28 June 202328 June 20230

Way back in 2003, US writer P.J. O’Rourke tried to explain how US politics worked in a book called ”Parliament of Whores.” But the Parliament that sits by the banks of the Thames consistently proves to be treacherous and outright dangerous. We saw that yesterday as it refused to support a Bill which Andrew Bridgen Reclaim MP tried to introduce to protect children and parents from dangerous Trans ideology.

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