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Previously on "Should Mps be allowed to have more than 1 job?"
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True - whilst a large number of pols seem to have left college, gone straight into politics and thus never held a job it'd be good if they had a "real" job alongside their being an MP (in much the same way that councillors do).
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At least Tories are clever enough to get a second job rather than totally sponging off of the state while driving it to ruin.
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I think this is such a stupid and dangerous move. It is moronic career politicians who haven't a friggin' clue how things work in the real world who screw things up.
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Yes.
In fact, it should be a prerequisite.
There are too many of the idle sods there, who have never done an honest days work, ran a small business, or headed up a company.
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Most of the current stock should not be allowed to have more than zero jobs including being a MP.
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Should Mps be allowed to have more than 1 job?
12No - they scrounge enough off us lot as it is.33.33%4Yes - so long as there's an earnings limit8.33%1Yes - As many as they like; if they mess up vote them out41.67%5Isn't there a MP solely in charge of AndyW?16.67%2I'm quite happy for MPs to have several jobs. End of the day, if they mess up in the day job we can vote them out. If the HofC is full of idiots, logically that's our fault.Last edited by MrMark; 30 June 2009, 16:00.
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