You certainly can. They are supposed to be OUR representatives in
Parliament, and as such should place our interests in the forefront of
debate.

I agree with Lawrence. The lies and spin, dishonesty and general
shiftiness of the current encumbents is beyond the pale.

The present government will go to unlimited lengths to control the public,
and extract any and all revenue it can to satisfy its own ends, even if that
means conning us all about droughts, climate change and so-called "green"
issues, crime, education, the Health Service, immigration, transport,
energy, pensions - the list goes on. We are rapidly approaching third world
status, and most of the original partners are laughing their socks off at
us.

Crass incompetence, and there seems to be little we can do about it, as the
alternatives appear now to be just as ghastly.

That's why I (and others) are quitting this declining country in droves.
(and before anybody chips in with "good riddance", it's water off a duck's
back ;-))

CK
"Col" wrote in message
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"Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message
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Oh give it a rest

At least you got a good dialogue going and you got her
to admit the possibility of a mistake. But politicians say
thousands of things and you can hardly pursue them
doggedly on every little thing can you?

Col
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Bolton, Lancashire.
160m asl.