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Old 23-02-2024, 09:54   #28
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Re: Chaos in the Commons. Will the Speaker survive?

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Originally Posted by Maggy View Post
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I'm frankly sick of the vast majority of all MPs supposedly representing their constituents but enjoying a nice comfy working lifestyle that their constituents would love to be available to them but find their daily circumstances decree otherwise.
What's your alternative suggestion?

I get it, you're disappointed with the MPs - all parties and especially the political games they play for no public benefit. But what can be practically done about it? The whole political system with whips, loyalty, etc is a difficult one to break.

Unless the nasties trying to usurp democracy eventually gain power.


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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
Red herring alert.

Whether the SNP motion was credible or otherwise is an irrelevance. 600 MPs could have stood there and voted it down, leaving Stephen Flynn howling into the abyss.

And it would have followed the correct process.

The SNP had the right to stand there and put forward a motion that the earth is flat, against all credible scientific evidence, should they so wish.

The rules were broken to give Starmer, and by proxy Israel, cover and deny the SNP their right to put their motion before Parliamentarians first.
Correct - apart from the greyed-out phrase. We must keep 7-Oct in mind and also consider what is a proportional response to roasted babies.
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