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@ Boris Johnson
Mayor of London

You have said and it is in black and white that if re-elected londoners of sixty or older who have worked hard and payed their tax's can have a freedom pass. So why am i told by your office and merton... Show more »You have said and it is in black and white that if re-elected londoners of sixty or older who have worked hard and payed their tax's can have a freedom pass. So why am i told by your office and merton council that i have to wait untill 23/12/12. By then i will be sixty one and four months old. WHY ???????? Show less »

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@ Lynne Featherstone
Home Office PUS (Minister for Equalities)

hi will love to know you more if you dont mind you can email me here i will waiting to hear from you soon have a nice day

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@ A.A. Gill
Journalist

How are you doing just have this chance to write you this letter, well i am sorry i may not be the one you looking for just may be you did not take your time to read through my profile very well, As you... Show more »How are you doing just have this chance to write you this letter, well i am sorry i may not be the one you looking for just may be you did not take your time to read through my profile very well, As you read this i don't want you to feel sorry for me because i believe everyone will die someday.. I am a widow from Canada I have been diagnosed with Esophageal cancer it has defiled all forms of medical treatment and right now I have only about a few months to live .I need your assistance to carry out and continue a humanitarian service. if you are interested pls write me back with your contact email address so that i can write you in person.. Here is my private email, rebecca95934@yahoo.com .. Hope to hear back from you. With Love From Rebbecca. Show less »

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@ Ed Miliband MP
Labour Leadership Candidate

Your Excellency, I am an Ethiopian who now British Citizen, my little boy born in England his father never lived in England he lives in USA. Because of his father foreign agennts exposed my fmaily and... Show more »Your Excellency, I am an Ethiopian who now British Citizen, my little boy born in England his father never lived in England he lives in USA. Because of his father foreign agennts exposed my fmaily and me to a great danger. I went to Ken house begged him to protect my family and I also I met with Glenda Jackson several times but I have never been given any solution so far. My son now 2o years old without achieving any GCSE. If this your son what would you do and how do you feel? If you win next election how can you imporve life of youngster and how can you stop people who organize crime and hidden? Zerit B. Damete. Show less »

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@ Brian Paddick
TV Personality, Politician

Brian Paddick in your appearance in "I 'am a celebrity get me out of here" you came over as a BIG WIMP do you really think we need some one like you in charge of our London Streets.

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@ T. Hood
Head of Digital

Do public figures like answering questions received directly from the public?

Submitted by: yooskadmin | 1 votes for this..

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Our experience is that some politicians understand the benefits of online conversations that are public but conducted on an intimate basis with the user who is asking the question. However, many of them... Show more »
Our experience is that some politicians understand the benefits of online conversations that are public but conducted on an intimate basis with the user who is asking the question. However, many of them still prefer to reach larger audiences with a very fixed message. It keeps them within their comfort zone!
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@ Voting Rights for Prisoners Panel

Isn't it common sense that if someone commits a crime and has their freedom taken away - they should lose their right to vote?

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@ Voting Rights for Prisoners Panel

If prisoners were made to work a full working week, would they receive a minimum wage or any wages at all? Following this, does the right of minimum wage extend to prisoners and if they pay taxation then... Show more »If prisoners were made to work a full working week, would they receive a minimum wage or any wages at all? Following this, does the right of minimum wage extend to prisoners and if they pay taxation then should that lead to representation by the right to vote? Show less »

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@ Voting Rights for Prisoners Panel

I can never remember hearing any prisoners complaining they didn't have the vote and nobody I've spoken to has ever said this is something that needs correcting. Is this really a worthwhile issue?

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@ Voting Rights for Prisoners Panel

Doesn't this issue illustrate why we desperately need our own Bill of Rights so we don't have our legislation forced upon us by the EU with fines if we don't agree?

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