By Jessica Frank-Keyes The government’s “minister for common sense” has appeared to blame “everybody who voted for lockdown” for the British economy’s dip into recession. Cabinet Office minister Esther McVey made the claim during an appearance on BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions, as she faced questions about who voters should hold responsible for the lack of growth. She said: “I think everybody who voted for lockdown aided what we’re going through now. I absolutely do.” The remarks prompted audible gasps from some members of the audience. She added: “But what we did is, nobody wanted, all the polit…