Rachel Johnson has slammed critics of the Prime Minister, branding them 'almost deranged' in the first episode of LBC's The Agenda.
Rachel Johnson has slammed critics of the Prime Minister, branding them "almost deranged" in the first episode of LBC's The Agenda.Speaking to Nick Ferrari, Rachel said the Partygate scandal was about "personality not policy".
"It's become so personal and I've been trying to work out why it is, and I think I've got my own answer," she said."And when it's about somebody's personality things get incredibly personal, and you get decent men becoming almost deranged-sounding and calling the Prime Minister the most terrible things...
She hit out at people who feel "rejected" by the leader of the party, and now see Mr Johnson as "the bad boyfriend"."There's something kind of bunny boiler-ish about what's going on."They don't want to think about him but they can't stop thinking about him because he's there and he's running the show, and they simply can't take it anymore.
"He won the leadership contest in 2019, he won a big majority in 2019, and now more Tory MPs in his book have voted for him than any other Prime Minister," she said.
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