Sayeeda Warsi: at last, some Conservatives speak up

The strange case of the silence of Conservatives over the anti-gay views of their new Communities Spokesperson, Sayeeda Warsi, may be drawing to a close. There is at last a small whiff of criticism, reported at the end of a different story in The Times today, but even so there is a rather eerie silence out there. Have anti-gay comments become acceptable in the new-look Conservative Party, or will others start speaking out?

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  • So Sayeeda’s actively in favour of bullying, prejudice and discrimination – those are all good Conservative community cohesion values surely!?

  • Dizzy, I missed that post on your blog. I think it’s fair to say that overall reaction was pretty muted, but happy to stand corrected about your blog- and I will become a more assidious reader of yours in future 🙂

  • Also, Pickled Politics isn’t a Tory blog so can hardly be lumped under the term ‘others’…

  • Well she will be appearing on BBC’S “Question Time” tonight anyway.

  • And compared to that NeoCon she looked positively sane!

  • The neocon bloke was intensely reluctant to give a straight answer on the causes of climate change.

    Which sat rather oddly with his directness in other matters.

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