New Labour by-election candidate 'offended' by Government

The speaker, a nurse and mother of five, shares her experiences during the COVID pandemic, highlighting her role in administering vaccines. She criticizes the government, particularly Boris Johnson, for their actions during the pandemic, such as holding parties while citizens faced restrictions. She expresses her offense at the lack of a COVID inquiry and the government's dishonesty.

What role did the speaker take on during the COVID pandemic?

• She was a political leader.

• She became a teacher.

• She worked as a nurse administering vaccines.

• She volunteered at a food bank.

Why was the speaker upset with Boris Johnson during the pandemic?

• He moved to another country.

• He closed all hospitals.

• He held parties while others were fined for minor gatherings.

• He increased taxes.

What was the reaction of the speaker towards the government's handling of COVID inquiries?

• She believed the inquiries were unnecessary.

• She was disappointed by the lack of an inquiry.

• She felt the inquiries were thorough.

• She was satisfied with the transparency.

What did the speaker feel about the government's honesty post-COVID?

• She felt they were dishonest.

• She was indifferent to their statements.

• She believed they were truthful.

• She thought they were confused.

How did the speaker describe her feelings about the government's actions during the pandemic?

• She was proud of their efforts.

• She was indifferent to their actions.

• She felt offended by their behavior.

• She was supportive of their decisions.