For Penny Mordaunt, this TV debate will be the ultimate sacrifice

Think for a moment, if you are able to, about Penny Mordaunt, who is the leader of the House of Commons. She is also a reservist in the navy and was once a contender for party leadership. Tonight, she will be participating in a television debate along with six other individuals, filling in for the prime minister. This is her duty and her way of serving her country.

During the previous Tory conference, Mordaunt performed in an odd way by urging elderly attendees to fight, despite the possibility of physical limitations. This evening, she will participate in a debate with Nigel Farage and Angela Rayner, two prominent figures in British politics. Mordaunt can expect to face criticism and intense questioning during the discussion. Farage and Rayner have recently demonstrated their communication skills and ability to navigate the media successfully.

So, what is Mordaunt's plan of action regarding the scandal now labeled as D-Day-gate? This tremendously humiliating mistake has become even more dreadful due to the Prime Minister's inadequate apology on social media, outrage from veterans, and a rumor that Mordaunt initially didn't want to pay tribute to the heroes and those who died in Normandy.