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Sunak mocked (unfairly) for using a hammer sideways
The Independent
|November 25, 2023
Rishi Sunak has been ridiculed after video footage showed the PM using a hammer sideways on a visit to a Yorkshire jewellerymaking studio.
The opposition parties pounced on the TV clip shared on X/Twitter – claiming it showed that the Tory leader could not use a hammer properly.
Referencing Keir Starmer’s father being a toolmaker, Labour shared the viral video with the message: “Not the son of a toolmaker … Man who hammers working people can’t work a hammer.”
The Liberal Democrats shared a photo of the party’s leader holding a hammer in front of a mock “blue wall”, with the caption: “Proof that only Ed Davey can smash the blue wall.”
This story is from the November 25, 2023 edition of The Independent.
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