This is what For Women Scotland produced at the peak of their fixation with me two years ago.

A sexualised poem of me as a child.

This was on their official account! They left it up for months!

But no, to our media nothing to see here, instead they get awards from The Herald. Brazen.

It’s always “complicated and sad” for the people with £2m houses. Less so for those who’ve ended up needing to claim benefits and have complicated health issues (to take an example). <sarcasm>

“What about this poor old woman who is blind, deaf, in a wheelchair and survives on £30 a week, but lives in a £15 million manor she doesn’t want to sell because it was left to her by her late husband, who died while saving a group of orphans from being sold into slavery? What about HER, Rachel??”

I also always forget how ghastly watching the Commons is. The Westminster Lobby snobs act like Holyrood is the silly clownshow and you can't get one sentence into a major statement in the Commons without HMNYEEAHHHH HMNYEEAHHHH and shouting and jeering, it's pathetic, grow up children.

The SNP First Minister John Swinney says Gibb is a clearly party political figure on the BBC board, saying this position is "untenable"
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home...

Then we eventually get to paragraph 13 in the Sky story:

He’s a massive racist…

And that’s all they say about it 🤷🏼‍♀️

The BBC give more details

3/9

That said, I won't lie: I've still got a lot of concerns regarding your party colleague making those comments in the first place, but that's not on you, at least directly.

He did *not* seem to be coming at "concerns" from a stance of fair and humane treatment, though, which is the worrying thing.

Fair dos. I'm sure we likely disagree on quite a few other things (constitutional, and so on), but I can really respect a willingness to admit fault. It's far too absent in a lot of folks, political and otherwise.