doing what he did, whereas he was doing it probably even worse, he was swinging beer in an enclosed space... swinging beer in an enclosed sace... , ,., , swinging beer in an enclosed sace... , , ., ., space... this is a terrible amount of whataboutery, _ space... this is a terrible amount of whataboutery, isn't _ space... this is a terrible amount of whataboutery, isn't it? - space... this is a terrible amount of whataboutery, isn't it? look. space... this is a terrible amount i of whataboutery, isn't it? look over here, deflect from the matter in hand, which is that the leader of this country sets the tone and we now know that the tone has apparently got to change and there are not to be any more of these parties, but he thought that... they all seem to think they can get away with it. that is not leadership. t with it. that is not leadership. i don't think it is whataboutery to actually call out hypocrisy. i understand why people are concerned, i understand why people are angry, but in the wider realm of things i think what we want is a prime minister who has been successfully rolling out the vaccine programme a prime minister who is open to listening to people in the media, sage and several of us, we are still in lockdown, but this is the most open economy and society in the whole of europe. when i went to my constituency and i spoke at a coffee