A government minister has called on Downing Street to review its hiring process after Andrew Sabisky was employed as an adviser.
Andrew Sabisky, who is claims to be a “super-forecaster”, was hired following Dominic Cummings’ call for “weirdos and misfits” to be at the heart of Downing Street.
But his “reprehensible” and “racist” remarks has meant the process for hiring advisers must be reviewed, energy minister Kwasi Kwarteng has said.
He told Sky News: “I don’t know how this man appeared on the horizon, I don’t know how he was recruited.
“What I do know is that his remarks were offensive and racist and as soon as they came to light, he left the government pretty quickly.”
Kwarteng said he suspected Sabisky “jumped before he was pushed” when he quit Number 10 on Monday evening.
He said it was “unfortunate that he was hired”.
He added: “We should prevent racists from coming into Number 10 or wherever he was working.
“I think that we do need to look at these processes.”
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