5540: LISTEN¦ 'Those liberal elites in the chamber were more interested in following ideology than protecting our children' - TUV's Timothy Gaston responded to criticism of unionists voting down a move to increase the age of criminal responsibility
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Timothy Gaston discusses the criticism faced by unionists regarding their vote on increasing the age of criminal responsibility.
'Those liberal elites in the chamber were more interested in following ideology than protecting our children' - TUV's Timothy Gaston responded to criticism of unionists voting down a move to increase the age of criminal responsibility Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
People in this episode
Host: Frank Mitchell
Guest: Timothy Gaston
Topics covered
- criminal responsibility
- politics
- unionism
- child protection
- ideology
Keywords
- criminal responsibility
- Timothy Gaston
- TUV
- unionists
- child protection
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: TUV
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