A grandmother hit back in the Minister of Health last night because he said he “hopes she will be doing it” and said he had shown contempt for older people.
The retired person, 76, who spoke for the first time since Sunday's mail, led to the rapid downfall of Andrew Gwynne last weekend, also demanded that he apologized.
Mr. Gwynne, 50, was Bijat after exposing the moss how he had posted a mean message to Labor colleagues on a WhatsApp group who said he hoped that the retired school manager, who did not vote for the party, would die before the Next elections.
He also posted racist and sexist messages and jokes about a bicycle campaigner – his component in Gorton and Denton, Greater Manchester – 'mowed' by a truck.
His attacking remark about the grandmother came after she had sent a letter to Stockport Labor councilor David Sedgwick in which he complained about her baking collections.
Mr. Sedgwick shared part of the letter – in which the pensioner does not vote for him – about the WhatsApp group of 'Trigger Me Timbers' and asked for reactions.
Mr. Gwynne posted a fake answer: 'Dear resident. F *** you bake. I was re -elected and without your voice. Screw U. Dave. “He added:” PS Hopefully you caught it with the all-outs. “
'Allouts' is a reference to council elections when every chair is in front of the taking.
Mr. Gwynne, 50, became Bijlat after the moss had exposed how he had posted a mean message to Labor colleagues on a WhatsApp group
Keir Starmer at a cabinet meeting of Labor Party in Salford with Mr. Gwynne in 2019
Within a few hours after he was confronted with the file of De Mos, Sir Keir Starmer Mr. Gwynne dissolved from his role of the Minister of Health and suspends him from the Labor party.
Burnley Labor MP Oliver Ryan, 29, and 11 Labor Councilers were also suspended over the thousands of reports over a period from 2019 to 2022.
The grandmother, who wants to remain anonymous, admits that the 'Penny only dropped' that her letter had played a role in Mr Gwynne's fall when she heard that 'bins' were mentioned in news items.
A Tory voter, she had only written to Mr Sedgwick because her daughter, who also lives in Stockport, had 'recommended' him as 'someone who had helped her bins'. She said that older people would find Mr Gwynne's comments offensively.
She added: 'You start to wonder how that spends how he behaves in other things such as voting, such as how he voted on the winter fuel surcharge. It shows his contempt for the elderly. '
She said that people in the government had the responsibility to follow 'higher standards' and have to be more careful what they say, even in a private WhatsApp group.
She also wondered why Mr Sedgwick was placed in the first place in 2021 by Mr. Sedgwick. “I can't think what he was thinking of,” she said.
The moment Mr Gwynne made his attacking remark about her, he spoke in parliament to support older women who had campaigned for compensation after he had been hit by increases in the state pension age. This, she claimed, made him a “hypocritical.”
The Gorton and Denton MP said he hopes that a 72-year-old woman will soon be dead after she dared to ask her bins
Mr. Gwynne also posted racist and sexist messages and made jokes about a bicycle campaigner – his voter in Gorton and Denton, Greater Manchester – 'Mowed' by a truck
'He showed contempt for the elderly [in the messages] But then he shows another face somewhere otherwise it's a bit of two faces, isn't it? '
Mr. Gwynne also labeled another component a 'Hag' who lived in an 's ***' house. The grandmother said it showed some MPs 'not had much time' for the elderly. “They must remember that one day they will be old themselves,” she added.
She also destroyed Mr Gwynne about his comments about Labor Member Diane Abbott, vice -leader Angela Rayner and a man he called 'too Jewish'.
She has called Mr. Gwynne, Mr Sedgwick and stockport Council to apologize to her.
For her side in the fall of Mr. Gwynne, she says he should 'go'. “Why would he remain minister? He does not show good attitude towards his colleagues or his voters. '
Her husband, 75, accused Mr. Gwynne of a 'lack of judgment', and added that an MP should have standards to adhere '.
Labor has started an investigation into the WhatsApp group and says that 'Swift Action will always be undertaken' against those who have violated the high standards of party membership.
It could lead to Mr Gwynne losing the party whip. Mr Ryan can also have to deal with a stronger action.
