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I know, I complained to my Member of Parliament when she didn't show up to the meeting in Westminster when it was being passed, and explained how important that
by robinduckett 15y ago
I know, I complained to my Member of Parliament when she didn't show up to the meeting in Westminster when it was being passed, and explained how important that I felt that she should not allow this act to pass and then I realised she was Labour and didn't give a shit and probably ignored my email.
- timclark 15y agoI got the same brush off from my Conservative MP.
- z303 15y agoand I got the same treatment from my LibDem, the reply back said they lacked the numbers to stop the bill, so he was not even going to turn up for the vote.
- nona 15y agoTell him you'll make sure he'll lack the numbers to get elected.
- z303 15y agoI would have if boundary changes had not made my vote moot in terms of getting him reelected
- semanticist 15y agoI got exactly the same response from my LibDem MP - he felt it was more important to be out campaigning. Guy lost his seat, which made me happy.
- rlpb 15y agoI feel that with the public having voted against AV, the opportunity to improve the situation has been lost. MPs simply don't care about individual voters unless they form the majority. Therefore they currently care about less than a half of the electorate, and this is only to be expected.