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Tealeaf · 22-10-2011, 08:01

Graham's position is quite simple; he's in the whip's office - the bottom rung of the ladder to a front bench position and if he sticks two fingers up to Red Ed now he's out on his bum. That's not too bad in itself, because while Hyndburn constituency may well lose the credo of having a rising star in the opposition, at least it's MP can then concentrate on local issue's. The real problem arises for Graham in a few years time, because if the existing constituency disappears, then he ain't going to be top of the list for selection to one of the new 'uns. So it will back to his old day job. Shame, that.

22-10-2011, 08:01	#196
Tealeaf God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Paradise Lost Posts: 7,220 Liked: 11 times Rep Power: 4266	Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum? Graham's position is quite simple; he's in the whip's office - the bottom rung of the ladder to a front bench position and if he sticks two fingers up to Red Ed now he's out on his bum. That's not too bad in itself, because while Hyndburn constituency may well lose the credo of having a rising star in the opposition, at least it's MP can then concentrate on local issue's. The real problem arises for Graham in a few years time, because if the existing constituency disappears, then he ain't going to be top of the list for selection to one of the new 'uns. So it will back to his old day job. Shame, that.