Dear Ms Doyle-Price
I have recently found out that during his presidency, John F Kennedy
never collected his salary of $150,000 a year and that he donated the full
amount to charity instead.
I was wondering if, as you are my representative in Parliament, you
could make Mr Cameron aware of this fact and suggest, on my behalf and that of
the entire electorate, that he does the same as he and JFK have a large
personal fortune in common.
Perhaps you could even suggest that all members of the Cabinet and their
Shadow opposites could do the same or even extend that to all Members of
Parliament, seeing as how a lot of their day-to-day expenses are being claimed
for from taxpayer revenue.
It only seems fair to ask this as “we’re all in this together”, as Mr
Cameron puts it.
As always, looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Myles Cook
Dear Ms Doyle-Price,
I was wondering if you could give me your personal views on the so-called Bedroom Tax. I already know what your party’s view on the
matter is but I was really interested in your personal view.
Are you in favour of the Bedroom Tax?
What are your reasons for your position?
If you are in favour of the Bedroom Tax, does the fact that your
majority at the last election is less than the number of your constituency residents
affected by the policy, change your personal view? If not, does that mean that you are only in
politics to serve a single term as public opinion on welfare seems to be
favouring less harsh treatment of those on benefit?
As always, looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Myles Cook
As always, I will post any reply I get right here on this blog.
Well said...I wish I was more forthright in my opinions and am glad that people like you stand up and be counted.Good luck.
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