by Motherslittlehelper » Thu Feb 21, 2019 11:14 am
Do you think this sort of action and behaviour by MP’s is responsible? (Clue : No is the answer)
With the current political turmoil, is not appropriate for some jumped up prima donna’s (not exactly major names) to break the countries political system up. That’s all they are doing, leading to hung parliaments and parties with no majorities - no decent majority is why we we have not solved the Brexit exit plan, there is no party majority and as the saying goes, you are “not going to keep all the MPs/people happy, all the time”
Please remember, like it or not, the country has voted for a new National direction.
I find this disrespect for democracy quite ‘disappointing’ to say the least, those who keep relentlessly banging the same drum to change a result that over 17m people voted for need to be very careful what you wish for.
Make your point then move on, like you might tell your children when they keep asking for the same treat !
The grass isn’t always greener.
Do you think this sort of action and behaviour by MP’s is responsible? (Clue : No is the answer)
With the current political turmoil, is not appropriate for some jumped up prima donna’s (not exactly major names) to break the countries political system up. That’s all they are doing, leading to hung parliaments and parties with no majorities - no decent majority is why we we have not solved the Brexit exit plan, there is no party majority and as the saying goes, you are “not going to keep all the MPs/people happy, all the time”
Please remember, like it or not, the country has voted for a new National direction.
I find this disrespect for democracy quite ‘disappointing’ to say the least, those who keep relentlessly banging the same drum to change a result that over 17m people voted for need to be very careful what you wish for.
Make your point then move on, like you might tell your children when they keep asking for the same treat !
The grass isn’t always greener.
