Here are the top 5 reactions to Nadine Dorries submitting her resignation letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

Nadine Dorries has submitted her ‘resignation letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’ today – and the public are having their say.

So, here are the top five reactions to Nadine Dorries’ announcement.

1. Playwright and journalist Tim Walker posted ‘About bloody time’.

About bloody time. https://t.co/HEv7qUTEka

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) August 26, 2023

2. Brendan May used the opportunity to remind the public that Nadine Dorries did not appear to know ‘how the television station she was planning to sell was funded’.

I would like to mark the sad resignation of Nadine Dorries by fondly recalling the historic occasion on which she learnt how the television station she was planning to sell was funded, live on air. pic.twitter.com/8zGzmBRusx

— Brendan May (@bmay) August 26, 2023

3. Broadcaster and author James O’Brien was rather direct and stated the following: ‘A suitably tawdry career culmination for a truly awful person’.

A suitably tawdry career culmination for a truly awful person. https://t.co/KwGCUDO4Iy

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) August 26, 2023

4. Nick Tyrone made a point about how overdue Nadine Dorries’ resignation was.

Beyond Nadine Dorries’ long overdue resignation letter being both self-glorifying and self-pitying, it is the perfect example of the current Conservative Party’s ills: blindly furious, lashing out at everything in sight, including the Conservative Party itself.

— Nick Tyrone (@NicholasTyrone) August 26, 2023

5. Labour MP Chris Bryant thanked her for doing the Labour Party’s job by writing every ‘Labour leaflet for the next election’ though her resignation letter.

Nadine Dorries has just written every Labour leaflet for the next election.

— Chris Bryant (@RhonddaBryant) August 26, 2023