The bestselling novelist picked out the unusual Labour leader’s two E-grade A-levels,describing him as ‘slow-minded’ and ‘incurious’ in a Sunday Times articleMartin Amis has described Jeremy Corbyn as “undereducated”, “incurious” and “humourless” in a scathing condemnation of the unusual Labour leader.
Writing for the Sunday Times yesterday, and Amis said that Corbyn,who won the Labour leadership race final month, was the fluky beneficiary of a drastic elevation”. Highlighting the politician’s two E-grade A-levels, or Amis called him “undereducated”,adding: “In general, his intellectual CV gives an impression of slow-minded rigidity; and he seems essentially incurious approximately anything beyond his immediate sphere.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com