Harriet Harman said that Labor next leader should being a woman, adding that it was “completely embarrassing” that party never had a woman at the helm.
veteran Labor MP also talking about grief of lose her husband Jack Dromi, “out of blue” when he died in January.
Harman, deputy for Camberwell and Peckham, who plans stand down after next general elections, told GB News: “How and when do we in far, far away future hold leadership elections, it must be a woman next time round because it is just totally embarrassing that the conservatives had two and we didn’t even have a female leader in opposition, not to mention the woman prime minister.
“I think it’s partly because women in Work party are more subversive than women in conservative party. women in conservative party usually work with men without challenging them in enough way we do.”
asked about how she inquired after her husband’s death Harman said: “I’m not quite sure what is the answer to this question because it is just six months after he died, and he died quite suddenly, out of Blue.
“I feel that widowhood is what happens to most women who got married or got a partner. But there is real a mystery to me in terms of … how you are kind of go forward in Your life?”
Father of three, and Labor MP Dromi died suddenly of a heart attack. failure in his apartment in his constituency of Birmingham-Erdington six months ago. The couple got married in 1982.
Harman said: “I have children, I have grandchildren, I have voters, so in a way I have no option but do what they call “crack” on’. I like cracking on … I know that this is what jack would want me to do.”
