The New Fat Scotland 'Thanks for all the Fish' Thread.

elantan

What do u think of Angela Roland ?

Rolandtheroadie

elantan wrote: »

What do u think of Angela Roland ?

Not had any dealings with her to be fair.

elantan

Rolandtheroadie wrote: »

Not had any dealings with her to be fair.

Have u watched her on TV at all ... I.E parliament etc

Just wondering if u think she is better, worse or indifferent to Jimmy Hood ?

wotsthat

Google struggles with Angela Roland. Does a little better with Jimmy Hood.

Just wondering if some are looking out of a goldfish bowl when they think they're looking in.

Moto2

Good luck with the move everyone, hope it goes well for all that post here

http://www.heraldscotland.com/politics/14845564.After_11_bizarre_months__time_up_for_Holyrood_s_indycamp/

Tromking

Rolandtheroadie wrote: »

My MP is Angela Crawley. The majority of her consituents voted remain.

I'd hope, because of this, she will vote remain at a vote in parliament.

The majority of Ken Clarkes consituents voted remain. He should vote remain.

The UK operates a first past the post electoral system. I'll be quite happy if every MP votes as their consituents wanted.

Sorry, what vote are you talking about that requires your and other MP`s to vote remain in the future?

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

Tromking wrote: »

Sorry, what vote are you talking about that requires your and other MP`s to vote remain in the future?

Well for starters the Parliamentary vote on whether and/or when the UK should trigger article 50 to leave the EU - following the advisory referendum result.

And subject to the various amendments likely to be passed to any government legislation to leave - what terms of Brexit and post-Brexit relationship would be acceptable to the Parliament of the UK - who are now back in charge.

Tromking

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

Well for starters the Parliamentary vote on whether and/or when the UK should trigger article 50 to leave the EU - following the advisory referendum result.

And subject to the various amendments likely to be passed to any government legislation to leave - what terms of Brexit and post-Brexit relationship would be acceptable to the Parliament of the UK - who are now back in charge.

Just to be clear. You want MP's if they decide to, to stop the UK leaving the EU?
If your answer is yes, you do understand the ramifications of that don't you?

Shakethedisease

Moto2 wrote: »

Good luck with the move everyone, hope it goes well for all that post here

http://www.heraldscotland.com/politics/14845564.After_11_bizarre_months__time_up_for_Holyrood_s_indycamp/

Lol ! :T:T:T *packs up tent*

elantan

You can shove it in the back of my camper of u want Shake ... I'll drop you off and we can pick some tea cakes up in the way home