Should Politicians Really Be Allowed To Retweet Reality Tv Programmes To Benefit Their Political Image?

[TheDevil]

https://twitter.com/jeremycorbyn/status/1198951179348258816

I felt the clip was totally bias. It did not allow Boris to explain the nature of the documents which gives off the impression that he lied. This is unfair.

[Mamyalynne]

Politics seems to have embraced social media, whether it's right or not is a bit late to bring up really.

Presumably Mr Johnson will respond, won't he?

[emmie]

one would hope he will.

[TheDevil]

I doubt that Boris will respond. He doesn't seem to have time for online debate, unlike political figures such as President Trump.

Boris is a man who would rather try and brush something under the carpet by giving it no recognition at all rather than tackle something head on.

[TheDevil]

I am sure Boris would have felt that he responded adequately on the programme at the time. However, Jeremy did not include Boris' response in the retweet.

[naomi24]

//Presumably Mr Johnson will respond, won't he? //

I hope not. He should treat Corbyn with the contempt he deserves. Pathetic.

[Mamyalynne]

I see, he responded and explained about the document etc on the programme - thank you.

[naomi24]

Who are you thanking, mamyalynne?

[Mamyalynne]

I see, he responded and explained about the document etc on the programme - thank you TheDevil.

[retrocop]

Lol
If the Twitter clip was supposed to portray the stereoscope (sic) of your typical Labour supporting nuclear family then it would be no problem convincing them the world is flat. :-)

[Old_Geezer]

Trade negotiations would normally be kept private. Pointing out that they are is not evidence of anything useful. Selling out the NHS would ensure decades of the Tory party in the political wilderness.