Carrie Johnson says that being Tory and Gay is not incompatible

Six-month pregnant, before the avid eyes of the Father and dozens of militants “Tories”, Carrie Johnson debuted as a speaker at the Conference of the Conservative Party in Manchester to reiterate the commitment of the “Premier” with the rights of gays and the
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“If you are members of the LGBT community or simply supporters, let me remember that we are equally committed to everyone’s acceptance, regardless of the person you love,” Carrie proclaimed.

“There are still people who say that being gay and being Tory is incompatible,” he added.
“Well, look around and you will see that it is not true. Many of you have played a role on the trip that our party has undertaken to defend the rights of homosexuals.”

“With great pride, it was a conservative prime minister (David Cameron), which allowed equality before marriage in England and Wales,” added the third wife of Boris Johnson.
“I want you to know that we now have a” premier “fully committed and willing to extend those rights.”

Carrie Johnson, 33, was in the press responsible for the conservative party and helped organize national conferences from within.
The layer of it long as a new partner of the “Premier”, after the divorce of her by Marina Wheeler, was precisely in Manchester, two years ago.
The couple has a son, Wilfred, born during the first confinement of the pandemic, and wait for the birth of the second by the end of the year.
Johnson has four other children from the previous marriage of her and a recognized daughter of an extramarital relationship.

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