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Originally Posted by Gayle
As for his stance on the war - yes, he voted for it and yes, on the face of things you can argue that he shouldn't have done that if his constituency appeared to want the opposite, however, his constituents were working off information that they were reading in the national newspapers, they were not working from the official information that MPs were receiving. He was in the most informed position and he voted for it -
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so it was a case of stuff the people of hyndburn.. i know better.... well thats not the best case of defending someone I have ever seen
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Originally Posted by Gayle
I know people disagree with the war and think that the troops should be pulled out but once we've made the mess I do think
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I dont have a thought on it either way.. I didn't care what he voted for... it was the fact that he went against his constituants that erks me