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> She left the party in 2019 to protest against the nomination of a candidate who was under investigation for sexual harassment She tried to fire him before th
by freeflight 5y ago
> She left the party in 2019 to protest against the nomination of a candidate who was under investigation for sexual harassment
She tried to fire him before the investigation was even done, investigations based on two complaints, one of which was already rejected at that point.
As much as I like hear work, I really do not understand what happened there and why she would do what she did there, like she did it.
Her expertise and what the PP stands for are as relevant as ever, and its getting more relevant each day. Why would she just throw all that away for herself, but alongside that try to sabotage a whole political movement?
- antris 5y agoSaying that a member of a party leaving is "throwing it all away" is ridiculous. She tried to address the problems internally, didn't get her way, so she left. Why would one have to continue being a member of a party that one disagrees with? Whether you agree with her reasons or not, people are and should be free to leave and join a political party as they want. Trying to cast people who leave as some sort of traitor to the cause is cult-like thinking.
- ipaddr 5y agoShe wanted some metoo spotlight. You will find the people who you think believe in your cause actually believe in their own cause which might be fame, power, money. They will quickly leave a cause that is fading in popularity to jump on the next bandwagon.