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Scotland's MPs Must Be Held To Account

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Anne Smith
12 years ago

Disgraceful supposed MPs. They should all resign because of their incompetence.

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Andrew Hall
12 years ago

Sorry excuse for politicians

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Maureen Fairgrieve
12 years ago

Justice, compassion, integrity and wisdom are in our ESSENTIAL qualities and skills list for all future Scottish politicians

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f duncan
12 years ago

the lot of them are a disgrace and should resign

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Dennis Wyness
12 years ago

This mob purport to support the working classes. They should resign en masse. Scumbags.

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John Northcote
12 years ago

Self serving greedy bastards who should never be allowed to work in a free Scotland. Consign them to the scrap heap where they belong.

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michele morrisey
12 years ago

why did Anas Sarwar not even attend the vote on the bedroom tax, therefore lying about having the wish to abolish it.

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Joe Cosgrove
12 years ago

Their apologies should come from inside a prison cell

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Masson Adams
12 years ago

With a bit of luck none of these so called politicians will see the inside of the Scottish Parliament come Independence as MSP's.

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Paul Kelly
12 years ago

Shocking, these people have been elected to do a job and have failed miserably. I believe Sarwar was at the time being paid handsomely as his elected role as an after dinner speaker in Pakistan....Disgusting self serving troughers, each and every one.!..

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Scott Murray
12 years ago

there is simply no excuse....no 'pairing' excuses please....

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Paul Dempsey
12 years ago

These so-called 'representatives' need to explain themselves. This vote was one of the most crucial in recent times as it determined whether poor and vulnerable people would be further exploited and penalised for something that wasn't their making or their fault. For MP's to say they are against the Bedroom Tax and not turn up for the vote is a smack in the face to those who are now suffering the consequences of their selfish inaction. We demand to know what was so important that they couldn't make the vote - and why they didn't pull out all the stops to make sure they made this vote. Or are they as we think, just mealy mouthed rip-off merchants taking the public for a ride and lining their pockets at the same time.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

If the elected officials won't do anything about this dreadful tax on the vulnerable, then it's a Yes vote for me when it will be removed ASAP!

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David williamson
12 years ago

Disgraceful hypocrites who have let their constituents down to tow the part line. Vote Labour for Independence and get rid of this nest of vipers.

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Alasdair Macfadyen
12 years ago

Shameful bunch

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Anonymous
12 years ago Featured

These serving MPs are being paid by public to represent them in Parliament and by abstaining on voting on an important issue they are in breach of their contract and must be held accountable

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robert esquierdo
12 years ago

After this disgrace the Labour party can never talk about the Bedroom tax again. Then again 52% of people support the government with their housing policies. Labour taking Scottish electorate for granted

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P hendry
12 years ago

whAT ABOUT THE LIB DEMS THAT VOTED FOR IT MY MP IS JO SWINSON

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Cammy Mackenzie
12 years ago Featured

The Citizens advice Scotland organisation head Margaret Lynch said last week as their new figures on the effects of the bedroom tax were released, " after six months of the bedroom tax we can now see that two thirds of those who are effected are disabled and that one in ten are caring for a disabled person" . Please end this horricle tax on the disabledand the poor!

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Brian McGraw
12 years ago Featured

A shocking disgrace that Labour MPs could abandon poor and vulnerable people to this wretched policy when they had such a clear chance to kill it off- a disgrace for which they will surely pay dearly .