The woman’s an idiot, basing her maiden speech on that most ridiculous of feminist whines, the gender pay gap. This is what results from having all-women shortlists for prospective parliamentary candidates – female MPs obsessed with issues relating to women and girls, and no interest in issues relating to men and boys.
Her insulting dismissal of an application by Philip Davies MP for a debate on men’s issues on International Men’s Day is here.
Justice for Men & Boys 
The thing I condemn is that these people are selfish politicos on the make, and don’t care what damage they do to men AND women,
a relationship that ought to be one of the most valuable.
Of course, they know full well they are doing that, the idea being to benefit themselves at any cost –
pretty much the definition of psychopath.
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As bad as the useless Heidi Allan. At least I had the pleasure of telling her to her face that as the product of an all woman shortlist, she could not possibly have been the best person for the role.
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Of course one should also do what one can to support Mr. Davies and the other 30 MPs who supported the idea of the debate.
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I cannot imagine how the male constituents of her riding feel about her statements. Disgust and regret immediately come to mind. It took great effort to not stop the video after the first 30 seconds.
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There is a gender work gap due to women choosing to work less hours. When women work the same hours they earn as much money as men. However the gender pay gap myth is just another strategy to get rid of merit based pay in favour of (feminist) state pay rates for all jobs, assigned by skewed “work of equal value for equal pay” charts they will invent. This is a requirement if you have already imposed gender quotas for “equal outcomes” where a maximum of 50% of men can have high status jobs. No upper limit will ever be set for the percentage of women in any occupation, training or education of course. Welcome to the Marxist feminist dream. Bye, bye the free market and reward for creativity, skill, experience, hard work or risk taking.
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