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tatu
11th November 2005, 12:19
For all the British Comrades:

The full list, in alphabetical order, of how MPs voted in the vote on plans to allow police to detain terrorism suspects for up to 90 days. The government lost the vote - Tony Blair's first Commons defeat as prime minister.

[>Click here<] (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4424170.stm)
Amusing Scrotum
11th November 2005, 14:02
My MP voted no -

James Sian LAB Swansea East AGAINST

Now that was a pleasant surprise. :)
Socialsmo o Muerte
11th November 2005, 14:04
Ahh, I can always rely on Alun Michael to give his pal Tony his full support.
Sir Aunty Christ
11th November 2005, 14:40
It doesn&#39;t really matter how your MP voted. The system is far removed from any of us. Just because Sammy Wilson voted Against doesn&#39;t mean I&#39;m going to start liking the DUP.

EDIT: The DUP voted against anyway because of the On The Runs legislation.
h&s
11th November 2005, 16:19
Shame we can&#39;t see which bastards voted through the revised bill, which still had all the bad stuff in it.
The 90 days issue was just concentrated on to hide the rest of the shit that bill had in it.
bolshevik butcher
11th November 2005, 16:21
eh.... i cant seem to accessa page 2 so it jsut goes up to f ;)
Des
11th November 2005, 16:30
Mr.Adams did not vote
tatu
11th November 2005, 19:34
Ben Chapman, my local mp, voted in favour of the bill. What a twat.
Intifada
13th November 2005, 22:02
Begg Anne LAB Aberdeen South: FOR

Not very surprising.
drain.you
14th November 2005, 07:37
Well my mp is also the primeminister so could have told you how he would vote weeks ago :P
Amusing Scrotum
14th November 2005, 07:40
Well my mp is also the primeminister so could have told you how he would vote weeks ago :P

I pity you. :( :lol: :lol:
YKTMX
14th November 2005, 13:26
My MP is the Speaker of the House (Michael Martin), thus he doesn&#39;t vote on most bills. Knowing him though, he&#39;d vote with the government.
Jacob
14th November 2005, 16:59
Hi&#33;

Local Mp Mr Tony Lloyd of MCR Central, voted against.
drain.you
14th November 2005, 21:03
I pity you.
Yeah, it sucks mucho. He has no time to deal with his constituents problems and such. We can&#39;t get in contact with him, he&#39;s barely ever home and he does not represent me and the majority of people my age. Saying that, he will be re-elected until he dies if he wanted, my area seems an extreme labour safe-seat, probably because my area sucks and its majorly working class. Oh and people are too stupid to realise that Labour is barely representing the working class anymore so they vote for them regardless.
Grrr @ Bliar