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At the same time, there could also be a “huge blowback” from that sort of splashy family spending, South said, especially if Kounalakis’ opponents pounced on it as distasteful.

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But what’s so distasteful about her writing is the lack of consideration awarded to the bakers she baselessly targets.

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She also apologised for a "distasteful joke" she had made on a podcast saying she wished she'd experienced a termination when discussing the US abortion.

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"I think anyone considering themselves a hero is distasteful, so I wouldn't consider myself a hero. Whether I consider other officers heroes is something very different, and I absolutely do."

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I find it quite distasteful that Hazel Stewart is being labelled a victim here.

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