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‘So racist, so sexist’: Annamie Paul slams bid to oust her as Green Party leader

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Annamie Paul is firing back at what she described as a “small group of councillors” who she says were behind a push to dethrone her as the party’s leader on Tuesday night.These councillors, Paul said, tried to “force a vote of non-confidence” on her leadership with “no substantive consultation with the members they represent.”“They produced a list of allegations: allegations that were so racist, so sexist that they were immediately disavowed by both of our MPs as offensive and inflammatory and contrary to party ethics, and I thank our MPs for that,” Paul said.

Green Party leader Paul mulls next steps after non-confidence threat “The plan of this small group of councillors, who are on their way out, did not succeed,” she added.Paul was.

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