"What a wet response from the speaker. Something needs to change, you can't have ministers misleading the house without having to publicly correct their mistakes," said one person after Rayner returned to the House.
The twice-sacked minister who oversaw exams fiasco was handed the honour by Boris Johnson yesterday.
"Oh for goodness sake… open our arms and give them the choice," wrote Deborah Meaden after watching the video
"People, and I think our constituents, want to see us getting on with the job," the deputy prime minister insisted.
The prime minister - now implicated in the inquiry - is effectively Sue Gray's boss!
Raab said lying to the Commons would "normally" be "a resigning matter" under the ministerial code.
The deputy prime minister's Surrey constituency is top of the Lib Dems' target seats at election time.
Dominic Raab and the prime minister "really are laughing at us aren’t they", one person responded.
“It’s a dead cat distraction tactic by a Government that doesn’t know how to fix the criminal justice system that they’ve broken and is desperate to divert attention away from the corruption scandals they started," said Steve Reed MP