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STILL NO PRIME MINISTER!

Day 1,765, 04:55 • Published in United Kingdom Netherlands

• by james janeway

In several numbers of this newspaper, I asked our Prime Minister to react, because he is inactive in our press.
I thought he would react (i am one of his voters) But ..till now i heard nothing.
Is our MP still in the game ??
I think that the people of the U.K., voters or not, have the right to know what our political leader is doing. (or is doing not)

And we should be informed by the newspapers. They are an important part of the game, and i think it is a mistake to ignore the press.

So, dear M.P. i ask it again: where are you??

James Janeway

Comments

Grushnag Day 1,765, 07:33

"And we should be informed by the newspapers."

hell yeah!

Lord Lewis Cromwell Day 1,765, 08:53

You can read the important news from this article from congress:

http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/congress-update-1-2123438/1/20

I'm a member of parliament and can safely say that our PM is not lazy or inactive, chill out.

Talon Karrde Day 1,765, 08:56

You're talking tosh mate. I even linked his article for you in your last paper.

Buck Taylor Day 1,765, 23:54

I think the Parliament Spokesperson is doing a fine job of relaying the events happening in government as is the MoFA (Foreign Office!) when it comes to international relations. Between them we actually get a fair amount of information. Granted they should wheel the Prime Minister out occasionally but since the Spokesperson and Foreign Office began their reports it hasn't seemed necessary.

Sir Nick Griffin Day 1,766, 17:57

Down with the union!

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