Having comments or tweets taken out of context is something that many politicians face today, and so they often find themselves having to defend and deny what they apparently said.
But you don’t really have a leg to stand on when the evidence is right in front of – or behind – you.
Can he… can he not see the big screen? pic.twitter.com/uepWnJ41K6
— Adam Bienkov (@AdamBienkov) March 12, 2017
Appearing on Sophy Ridge On Sunday, International Trade Secretary and Tory MP Liam Fox interrupted the host after she read out a tweet he claims he didn’t send.But he did send it, and here it is again:
"The United Kingdom, is one of the few countries in the European Union that does not need to bury its 20th century history" #scc16
— Dr Liam Fox MP (@LiamFoxMP) March 4, 2016
People had a good old laugh at him, MPs included.
Oh man, have you seen that Liam Fox thing? The most politician politicianing that has ever politicianed.
— John (@johnjelloxenon) March 12, 2017
Genuinely don't know how @SophyRidgeSky didn't march Liam Fox over to the screen and yell "THERE".
This might be why I'm not a presenter..
— Scott Reid (@scottreid1980) March 12, 2017
In a fantastic audition for this years Panto season Liam Fox gets the audience shouting "it's behind you" "oh no it isn't"; "oh yes it is" https://t.co/zbB3vrRLwZ
— Geoff Wilkinson (@GeoffWilkinson) March 12, 2017
"Just for clarification, I didn’t send out a tweet.” pic.twitter.com/dDeF4Ggc1M
— Tasmina Sheikh MP (@TasminaSheikh) March 12, 2017
Oh dear.
