Madigan is a very odd character though. I can't think of the proper word for it - but they seem to just attach themselves to something, and then move on to the next.
First, it was "fighting" the school, then the Bexhill campaign, then the bike ride that never was, then trying to volunteer in a women's refuge that - thankfully - never happened, then the period poverty with the scribbled felt-tip on their hand, then Lewisham, etc.
They come across as flaky and very narcissistic. What I found most telling is when they said they were going to "reclaim my Women's Officer post" in Lewisham. It shows such entitlement - they couldn't care less about Lewisham or the women there - it's just to get something, to feel validated. And as soon as they lost they move on to the next thing: in this case, the Gay Times nomination.
But what can you say about someone who was born male, has male genitalia, says they can get pregnant, talks about being a mother one day, then talks about a womb transplant as though it's the easiest thing in the world. All the while saying that their main, overriding aim in life is to be the UK's first transgender MP and ultimately the UK's first transgender Prime Minister! 