This week has certainly seen Liz Truss making headlines, if not new political friends, during her leadership hustings alongside Rishi Sunak. First of all the 47-year-old, who's in the running to become the next UK Prime Minister, called Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon an "attention seeker" who is "best ignored" at an event in Exeter on Monday.
Then, during the pair's stop off in Cardiff last night (Wednesday, August 3), she described Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford as a "low energy version of Jeremy Corbyn." And her words prompted a huge response on social media from people all around the country.
"It's sad when somebody has so little in their own locker that they have to resort to defaming other people," said Carl Lewis from Pontypridd. "We haven't just got poor politicians in central government, we have poor examples of human beings too."
