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Originally Posted by Cherie
So I have watched the interview in full now
My thoughts are Lucy is articulate, bright, confident and comes across as very honest in her assessment of what has happened to her, she agrees she should not have said what she did, but she took it down, it beggars belief that she got the sentence she did and that there was no mitigation for the fact that her 19 month old son died needlessly at the hands of the NHS and that she had to fight for years to get justice for his death which to any Judge would indicate that she was left scarred by the experience. I have little doubt this is the last we have seen of Lucy, Starmer can go on and on about black holes but he needlessly kept Lucy in prison at the taxpayers expense for a year, depriving her 12 year old daughter of her mother, while domestic abusers, rapists etc either walk away scot free or get early release to relieve the over crowded prison estate, I fully believe her when she says 80 per cent of the female estate do not deserve to be behind bars. Given she is not media trained she gave a brilliant interview, and was far more honest and believable than alot of our MPs past and present. I would not be surprised to see her run as an MP and she would be the perfect candidate to oversee prison reform.....she is a fighter took on the NHS and won and she will be forever a thorn in Starmers side for sure.
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A very brave lady that the vast majority of the great British Public agree was treated very badly.
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