Starmer refuses to rule out Eddie Izzard on an all women's shortlist.

 

Cross-Dresser - Eddie Izzard

The leader of the Labour Party, Sir Keir Starmer KC, has refused to say whether cross-dresser Eddie Izzard, would get on an all-women Labour Party shortlist. Eddie, a stand-up comedian, who uses she/her pronouns, is hoping to become the next Labour MP for Sheffield Central. 

Rosie Duffield, the MP for Canterbury, has been accused of bigotry and of making 'transphobic' comments about Izzard after she said that she would sooner be arrested than call Eddie Izzard a woman. Some woke Labour Party members are now demanding that Starmer remove the whip from Rosie Duffield. 

Izzard says that the crux of the problem is that "some people aren't up to speed and haven't joined the 21st century", adding:  "trans people exist, I exist." 

The Labour Party under Sir Keir Starmer, seems to have serious existential problems when it comes to the issue of human biology. In the past, Starmer has refused to acknowledge that only women have a cervix. He's said that Rosie Duffield was wrong to say that only women have a cervix. 

When Labour's Shadow Secretary of State for Women and Equalities, Anneliese Dodds, was asked if she could define what a woman was, she said that it all depended on "context." Labour's Shadow Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, declined to define what a woman was, saying she was not going down a "rabbit hole." 

Several days ago, Eddie Izzard, confirmed that he would not stand on an all-women short list saying, "I'm gender fluid."