Original sentence: It gained popular currency in 2002 when a member of the British Parliament who ran afoul of the Labour party Chief Whip  charged that Prime Minister Tony Blair was setting out "one of his attack poodles" to bring him or her into line
Edited sentence: It gained popular currency in 2002 when a renegade member of the British Parliament who ran afoul of Labour party Chief Whip, Hilary Armstrong, charged that Prime Minister Tony Blair was setting out "one of his attack poodles" to bring him or her into line