Irish comedian says UK PM Starmer hides from culture wars as 'ordinary people' fight daily battles
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Comedy writer Graham Linehan told Congress Wednesday that U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is hiding from transgender policy debates, forcing citizens to fight culture wars themselves.
Max Bacall is an Associate Editor for the Flash/Media/Culture team at Fox News Digital.
"We have a Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, who ran on saying he was going to end the culture wars," Linehan said. "And all he's done is hide from them. So ordinary people are actually fighting the culture wars in the U.K. every day."
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