Tory gay activist defects to Labour

The speaker, once a head of David Cameron's gay campaign, shares their experiences of support and acceptance at the Labour Media Center, contrasting it with negative experiences in the Conservative Party. This led them to speak out after recent events, feeling unable to remain silent any longer.

What does the speaker find unusual about the former head of David Cameron's gay campaign?

• They are now part of the Labour Media Center.

• They have changed their political views.

• They have retired from politics.

• They are leading a new campaign.

How does the speaker describe their experience with the Labour Media Center?

• Supportive and accepting.

• Indifferent and cold.

• Challenging and difficult.

• Hostile and unwelcoming.

What is the speaker's main reason for leaving the Conservative Party?

• Financial incentives from Labour.

• Lack of support and acceptance.

• Desire for a new career path.

• Personal disagreements with leaders.

What prompted the speaker to speak out about their experiences?

• Recent events that made them unable to stay silent.

• A new opportunity in the Labour Party.

• A change in political leadership.

• Pressure from the media.

What action did the speaker take one week ago?

• Decided to speak out about their experiences.

• Joined a new political party.

• Started a new campaign.

• Moved to a different country.