Dear Ms Doyle-Price,
I noticed on the Hansard coverage of the food bank debate that you voted
against investigating the rise in the
use of food banks and the increase in food poverty – could you explain to
me why you voted the way that you did?
I also noticed that you also voted to retain the Bedroom Tax as shown on www.theyworkforyou.com.
Can you explain how voting to retain the Bedroom Tax and voting against investigating the rise in the use of food banks and the increase in food poverty
are good for the country and its citizens?
I am by no means a stupid man but I cannot see the logic in your voting
record on these issues unless you hope
to grind down the poor and disadvantaged and then cover up the evidence of your
party’s systematic persecution of those groups.
Regards,
Myles Cook
Dear Ms Doyle-Price,
I have recently been sent PDF file of the ‘Citizenship & Democracy’ booklet being distributed to schools
to help promote children approaching voting age to engage with the democratic
process.
I have noticed, however, that the
entire booklet is designed as Conservative propaganda and, as such, breaches The Education Act 1996 which obligates
schools to offer “a balanced
presentation of opposing views”. The only views I could see within the booklet
are Conservative views that show your party in a favourable light with no
opposing views.
By distributing this Conservative
Party propaganda, the Government is breaking the law as are any schools that use
it to educate their students and I ask you, as my representative in Parliament,
to demand that the booklet be recalled
and pulped.
Regards,
Myles Cook
If I get any replies (some hope!), I'll post them here.
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