Independent Candidate Calls Out Ed Davey's Stunts
An ex-postmistress running against Sir Ed Davey has criticized the Lib Dem leader for his bungee jumping stunts, accusing him of trying to divert attention from the Post Office scandal. Yvonne Tracey slammed Sir Ed for not standing up against the Post Office while in government.
Failure to Help Ordinary People
Yvonne Tracey called on Sir Ed Davey to resign, stating that he should help everyone, regardless of their status. She highlighted the impact of the scandal on ordinary individuals and criticized the lack of support from MPs.
Scorn for Refusing to Meet with Campaigner
Sir Ed drew criticism for refusing to meet with campaigner Sir Alan Bates in 2012. Instead, he relied on reassurances from Post Office executives, leading to further backlash from those affected by the scandal.
Whitewashing the Past
Ms. Tracey accused Sir Ed of whitewashing his past and avoiding accountability for the Post Office scandal. She emphasized the need for him to acknowledge his mistakes and take responsibility for his actions.
Criticism for Stunts
The Lib Dem leader's stunts, including bungee jumping and paddleboarding, were described as undignified and an attempt to deflect from the Post Office issue. Critics argue that these actions are a way to avoid addressing the scandal.
Call for Accountability
Yvonne Tracey expressed frustration at the lack of accountability from Sir Ed Davey and called for him to admit his failures in addressing the Post Office scandal. She highlighted the impact on individuals and the need for MPs to prioritize helping those affected.
The independent candidate also criticized Sir Ed for his absence in the Kingston and Surbiton constituency, suggesting that he has not been accessible to locals.
