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Originally Posted by Livia

I'm worried about non biological women being allowed to injure biological women while a chorus of gays cheer them on. Regarding a straight man beating his girlfriend... You're making that up, or show me where that happened and went unchallenged.

"Calm yourself down" is clearly meant to bait and so I'm ignoring it. You may have XY chromosomes, like the Algerian boxer, but you didn't get to tell me what to do.

Here you go

Originally Posted by Cherie

This guy won by 98 votes

A newly elected Reform MP said he was “deeply sorry” after it emerged he had spent a week in a young offenders institution nearly 20 years ago for assaulting a former girlfriend.

James McMurdock, who won the South Basildon and East Thurrock seat at the general election by just 98 votes from Labour, admitted the incident and said it had happened on a drunken night out.

The Daily Mail, which first revealed the details, said it had spoken to the victim’s mother, who said Mr McMurdock had “left marks” on her daughter’s body.

In a statement, Mr McMurdock said: “This is the biggest regret of my life and I wish I could go back and fix things.”

'Law breakers can't be law makers'
Reform returned five MPs at the general election. The most high-profile was Nigel Farage, who won in Clacton, but little was known about Mr McMurdock, who was described by his leader as a “paper candidate” who had joined the party only in May.

Rival parties said Mr McMurdock, 38, should have explained his past to the electorate before polling day.

Gavin Callaghan, the Labour leader of Basildon Borough Council, posted on X: “Law breakers can’t be law makers. This is a deeply disturbing story about our new MP in South Basildon and East Thurrock.

“If Reform UK knew about his criminal record before the election, why were they not honest about this with the public?”

According to the Daily Mail, Mr McMurdock pleaded guilty to one count of assault at Chelmsford Crown Court. He was working as a barman at the time.

In the report, the woman’s mother said there was “no way he should be an MP”.

Reform told the newspaper it was aware of the conviction but “believe strongly that people can change their lives”.



https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn083wy3e7po

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

He is an inspiration to all lags that you can turn your life around for the better

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

He served his time and has moved on and up with his life. Get a grip and stop wading in muddy culture war puddles 24/7

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

He pushed someone like 20 years ago

stop ranting and leave my family out of it

Originally Posted by parmnion

Never judge the man, judge his actions.

Hes done his time and done the crime. No excuses, and he will have to live with it. I'm assuming after all these years the girlfriend has moved on and is bow with a better man, and over the memory.

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

No one beat a wife

If you are here to troll around looking to cause discord at least have some basic facts

Jesus wept

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

he pushed over a girl when they were having a drunk row outside when he was a young lad, he served his time repented and went on to make something of his life which is to be greatly applauded

I know you and glen are desperate for it to be more for some perverse reason but that is what happened

and frankly using an assault like this to try and score points in your imaginary culture war is just incredibly petty - have you both not better things to do with your day?

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

He did not beat up a girl and your constant lying about what happened is beneath you


pathetic SB, away to your bed as you are coming across as a right dick