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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Grace Campbell - Alastair Campbell

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BlueLegume · 17/04/2026 18:24

If I have missed any threads already started about this then apologies.

I am literally lost for words on the post she added to her podcast along with Charlie Craggs.

My own daughter has been lost to this cause. I am hoping I get her back. How utterly vile can a young woman be - Grace Campbell - towards women who have worked so hard to give her such privilege. I might be ugly and a freak Grace with awful hair. But I am not a mean girl.

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HeadDeskHeadDesk · 18/04/2026 10:46

She's the freak, the tedious, vacuous, talentless, chronically unfunny, attention seeking, nepotistic and frankly rather plain little gobshite. I could not bear her even before I saw this.

HoppityBun · 18/04/2026 10:48

Unfortunately, Grace won’t change her mind, because people don’t, or only very rarely,change their mind when they’re criticised. It will simply confirm her view that she’s right and her critics are blind, ignorant and all the rest of it.

Alistair Campbell is immensely proud of his daughter and, although I have very mixed views about him, I feel great empathy towards a parent who loves their child so much and is so proud of her. No doubt, in part, because I never had this, myself.

The result, though, is that he suspends his critical faculties. I suspect that Grace has been indulged throughout her childhood and has the idea that whatever ever comes into her head is correct, noble right and to be admired.

There was a period when Rory Stewart started to counter and challenge Alistair Campbell’s ideas, but he doesn’t seem to do that so much anymore. They don’t have genuine discussions. I’m a subscriber to the podcast but will not renew and I haven’t listened for a very long time now.

ArabellaScott · 18/04/2026 10:55

Ormally · 18/04/2026 10:40

Nah, my husband just wants to pee too. And doesn't look at haircuts, as he's quite sensitive about his not-too-abundant hair.

Charlie spent £40k on transplants to counter male pattern baldness.

https://uk.style.yahoo.com/trans-activist-spent-40-000-070020383.html

Trans activist who spent £40,000 on transition surgery says hair transplant made ‘biggest difference’ to her wellbeing

Charlie Craggs, 28, started dealing with the signs of male pattern baldness in her late teens.

https://uk.style.yahoo.com/trans-activist-spent-40-000-070020383.html

Ormally · 18/04/2026 10:57

ArabellaScott · 18/04/2026 10:55

Charlie spent £40k on transplants to counter male pattern baldness.

https://uk.style.yahoo.com/trans-activist-spent-40-000-070020383.html

Good job money can solve everything, then!

ArabellaScott · 18/04/2026 10:57

HeadDeskHeadDesk · 18/04/2026 10:46

She's the freak, the tedious, vacuous, talentless, chronically unfunny, attention seeking, nepotistic and frankly rather plain little gobshite. I could not bear her even before I saw this.

Don't hold back. 😂

I dont know anything about her other than this video and the one with her mum. Perhaps she has rewarding work outwith what she shares publically.

She does seem a bit lost, tbh. What is the point of these inteminable interviews with her own mum and dad? Attention?

MrsOvertonsWindow · 18/04/2026 11:00

quantumbutterfly · 18/04/2026 10:45

Perhaps she mistook laughing at for laughing with.

Indeed. Surprising to see her displaying such juvenile levels of thinking and open hostility to other women, especially older women . Maybe growing up with a man in the grip of the Victorian attitude of policing women's thoughts, political views and speech doesn't allow for the development of social skills like insight and empathy?
Who knows.

HeadDeskHeadDesk · 18/04/2026 11:03

HoppityBun · 18/04/2026 10:48

Unfortunately, Grace won’t change her mind, because people don’t, or only very rarely,change their mind when they’re criticised. It will simply confirm her view that she’s right and her critics are blind, ignorant and all the rest of it.

Alistair Campbell is immensely proud of his daughter and, although I have very mixed views about him, I feel great empathy towards a parent who loves their child so much and is so proud of her. No doubt, in part, because I never had this, myself.

The result, though, is that he suspends his critical faculties. I suspect that Grace has been indulged throughout her childhood and has the idea that whatever ever comes into her head is correct, noble right and to be admired.

There was a period when Rory Stewart started to counter and challenge Alistair Campbell’s ideas, but he doesn’t seem to do that so much anymore. They don’t have genuine discussions. I’m a subscriber to the podcast but will not renew and I haven’t listened for a very long time now.

Well I find them both smug, insufferable twats so it's a mystery to me why the podcast is such a success in the first place.

HoppityBun · 18/04/2026 11:06

HeadDeskHeadDesk · 18/04/2026 11:03

Well I find them both smug, insufferable twats so it's a mystery to me why the podcast is such a success in the first place.

I enjoyed it when it started. It had a new approach and there were some interesting insights. Overtime, I have become less enamoured of Rory Stewart, who has become something of a pin up of an ex-politician for some people. Perhaps that’s because I don’t like his politics and I don’t like some of the comments that he has made about people.

I did find it interesting to hear some of the observations of Alistair Campbell because he had experienced things that I have not done. It’s been going quite a time now and it’s well past itself by date.

MrsOvertonsWindow · 18/04/2026 11:07

AccordingToWhom · 18/04/2026 11:00

The comments below are awesome! All pointing out his lack of critical thinking and the impact those with trans identified children have had on him and his peers. Self interest all the way..

As a side note, there was a time when he made regular appearances on breakfast TV but seems to have disappeared. Hearing his voice again reminds me what a pleasure it is now to start the morning and not have to listen to his bluster and bullying tone.

SionnachRuadh · 18/04/2026 11:08

DustyWindowsills · 18/04/2026 10:12

Has anybody listened to their recent TRIP Leading interview with TW US congresswoman (nope, not going to split hairs) Sarah McBride? (I haven't yet, but I think I probably ought to, because my irritation at AC and RS is not sufficient reason not to listen to it.)

I'm wondering if this is the reason the video of Grace Campbell has got new attention.

I haven't, but I probably should. McBride, through his closeness to the Biden family, has been one of the most influential TRAs, but seems to fly under the radar quite a bit.

SionnachRuadh · 18/04/2026 11:18

I usually avoid TRIP, but I'm intrigued by the idea of Rory Stewart in conversation with Sarah McBride. It would probably sound like Pinky interviewing The Brain.

StellaAndCrow · 18/04/2026 11:33

HaveYouActuallyDoneAnyWashingThisWeekMum · 18/04/2026 10:23

Well they can give themselves a good pat on the back for contributing such a delightful, warm, empathetic daughter to the human race 🙄

I wonder if they regret spending thousands and thousands on her private school education where she clearly wasn’t taught critical thinking

Yes, and one of her "comedy" skits is about her arguing so loudly against private schools with her boyfriends mates in the pub that he thought she must be deaf.

I can just imagine.

https://www.tiktok.com/@disgracecampbell/video/7431636419795356960
https://x.com/SidewaysOtter/status/2045220701204889784

I don't know whether to be more surprised that she's a stand up comedian, or that she's 32.

TikTok - Make Your Day

https://www.tiktok.com/@disgracecampbell/video/7431636419795356960

Extrachoc · 18/04/2026 11:34

I think the comments they both make about the physical appearance of women, indicates deep insecurities they have about their own looks.

It’s quite sad.

DrudgeJedd · 18/04/2026 11:34

SionnachRuadh · 18/04/2026 11:18

I usually avoid TRIP, but I'm intrigued by the idea of Rory Stewart in conversation with Sarah McBride. It would probably sound like Pinky interviewing The Brain.

I avoid everything from Goalhanger except TRIH, I'd love it if Dom n Tom found a way to extricate themselves from the wingnut empire.
Grace Campbell behaves exactly as I expect a child of AC to carry on. And I doubt that she received any negativity during her childhood due to her dad's involvement in starting the Iraq war. She will have been surrounded by the children of other Important London People who agree to disagree amongst themselves (but despise the plebs outside of their bubble, even when sending them off to die in the desert).
As you can see I have nothing but contempt for these hypocritical frauds 😀

finsberry · 18/04/2026 11:34

Just gonna say it…
alastair Campbell is many things but stupid is not one of them. Being influenced by his young woke daughter is image management, not reality. It gives a redemption cover story to a man who started a war and got called out for calling women ‘birds’ by her. That man is a spin doctor. Assuming Grace has the power and is manipulating him is ridiculous.

IsThisTheReaLife · 18/04/2026 11:35

Iamnotalemming · 18/04/2026 10:21

I used to listen to TRIP and quite enjoy it. Then there were a couple of 'scales falling from eyes' episodes for me, the one talking about FWS and another where they were discussing the politics of another country that I coincidentally happened to know quite a bit about having done work there for many years. In both instances it was so immediately obvious to me that they hadnt done their homework, there were gaping holes in their understanding of the subject, that I suddenly realised I may as well have been listening to a couple of guys in the pub set the world to rights after a few beers.

I remember listening to the Private Eye podcast one time, and hearing one of the journalists talk with massive confidence and get the subject matter totally wrong. I think it was a point of employment law.

It was a shock, it shows how much we trust authorative voices.

CarrotSpa · 18/04/2026 11:37

ArabellaScott · 18/04/2026 10:32

I looked Charlie up. He seems to have made a trans identity his entire 'career'.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Craggs

Blimey.
My cat has more of a career that Charlie.

Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 18/04/2026 11:40

HaveYouActuallyDoneAnyWashingThisWeekMum · 18/04/2026 10:23

Well they can give themselves a good pat on the back for contributing such a delightful, warm, empathetic daughter to the human race 🙄

I wonder if they regret spending thousands and thousands on her private school education where she clearly wasn’t taught critical thinking

I'll just say it again - Fiona Millar is virulently against private education (and also selective education, I think). The idea that she and Alistair Campbell would have paid for private education is ridiculous. There's plenty to criticise her (and her parents) for without making that assumption. She's grown up in a North London Labour luvvie bubble and hasn't a clue about the realities of life, but has the unbounded confidence and arrogance plus the media and political connections to sound off about absolutely anything that will get her attention. Her generation's equivalent of Poly Filla, perhaps.

DrudgeJedd · 18/04/2026 11:43

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Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 18/04/2026 11:45

finsberry · 18/04/2026 11:34

Just gonna say it…
alastair Campbell is many things but stupid is not one of them. Being influenced by his young woke daughter is image management, not reality. It gives a redemption cover story to a man who started a war and got called out for calling women ‘birds’ by her. That man is a spin doctor. Assuming Grace has the power and is manipulating him is ridiculous.

Indeed. It's remarkable how some powerful left-leaning/liberal women who've made good careers and seem to have no problem asserting themselves in public have long marriages to men who pay lip service at best to the issue of women's rights. I'm thinking of the Clintons, but I expect there are others.

DrudgeJedd · 18/04/2026 11:48

I'm guessing my post has been hidden because it contains a link to a Casino dot org article about the collapse of the Campbell père et fils betting syndicate, which seems to have be memory-holed

Mochudubh · 18/04/2026 11:50

I originally watched this without sound and previous poster's comments caused me to Google. I had originally thought Grace to be the one on the left. I will just leave that there.

testmatchspecial · 18/04/2026 11:54

DustyWindowsills · 18/04/2026 10:12

Has anybody listened to their recent TRIP Leading interview with TW US congresswoman (nope, not going to split hairs) Sarah McBride? (I haven't yet, but I think I probably ought to, because my irritation at AC and RS is not sufficient reason not to listen to it.)

I'm wondering if this is the reason the video of Grace Campbell has got new attention.

I can’t bring myself to, I’ll find it too enraging.

I agree on the comments about appearance but it’s actually not even true about style. Susan Smith wore a green suit - one of the Suffragette colours - and it really makes their picture outside the SC stand out and is great for photos above headlines etc. Maya and Helen often wear the blue of the Sex Matters branding.

It always makes me laugh when TERFs are accused of being middle-aged women with nothing better to do. It’s BECAUSE they are middle-aged women with many things to do that they’re so efficient and effective.

Coatsoff42 · 18/04/2026 12:03

allthingsinmoderation · 18/04/2026 10:09

Grace Campbell (comedian daughter of Alistair) and trans activist trans woman Charlie Craggs mocked and ridiculed women protesting outside the Uk supreme court who were advocating for the sex based rights of women/girls under the EA21010 relating to the forscotswomen legal case.
They ridiculed the womens appearance ...old, ugly, no fashion sense ,bad hair even ridiculed their public hair.
They ridiculed the womens safety concerns in relation to Single sex spaces by saying they were unattractive ,so safe from the risk of males like Charlie in their spaces.
The "unfuckable crone to ugly to get SA or raped" argument for allowing males access to female spaces.
Absolute misogyny at it finest and they expected to be cheered from the rafters.
They were not.
How Grace can justify to herself that women and girls that the male Charlie Craggs finds ugly and unattractive should not be allowed their legal rights to some single sex spaces beggars belief.

It sounds like if you are less than a supermodel or have ordinary hair and ordinary clothes, you aren’t allowed to say anything, and no one should listen to you. On any subject.
Such an extremely shallow and self limiting view of the life people live. Only people with well tended hair and fabulous outfits can be valuable or interesting. What a ridiculous metric. Where would Einstein be on this scale of value? Or Emily Brontë?