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  • @ David Cameron
    Prime Minister

    You said in your speech to the Conservative Conference that you supported Britain's independent nuclear deterrent. I am aware of no such system - Trident requires the consent of the Americans. It is therefore... Show more »You said in your speech to the Conservative Conference that you supported Britain's independent nuclear deterrent. I am aware of no such system - Trident requires the consent of the Americans. It is therefore not independent. What is your response to that? Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 23 votes for this..

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  • @ David Cameron
    Prime Minister

    Why do you oppose a reform treaty for the EU which actually gives no new powers to the EU and actually gives member parliaments and the directly-elected European Parliament more control over the decision... Show more »Why do you oppose a reform treaty for the EU which actually gives no new powers to the EU and actually gives member parliaments and the directly-elected European Parliament more control over the decision making process in the EU? Are you opposed to reforms of the EU in case they actually fix the problems in it and so undermine your opposition? Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 17 votes for this..

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  • @ Alex Salmond
    Leader of SNP

    Are you concerned, as many others are, by your failure to represent your constituents in the UK Parliament? Since you seemingly cannot fulfill your role as an MSP and Scotland's First Minister at the ... Show more »Are you concerned, as many others are, by your failure to represent your constituents in the UK Parliament? Since you seemingly cannot fulfill your role as an MSP and Scotland's First Minister at the same time as your Westminster role, should you note resign from one (presumably Westminster) and call a by-election? If your party has the support you claim, surely there is no risk involved in this and, indeed, it would increase your influence by allowing your party to participate more fully in UK debates. Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 30 votes for this..

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  • @ Gordon Brown
    Former Prime Minister

    On the subject of House of Lords reform, what is your preferred electoral system for the Upper House? Assuming you favour Proportional Representation of some form, do you prefer the Single Transferable... Show more »On the subject of House of Lords reform, what is your preferred electoral system for the Upper House? Assuming you favour Proportional Representation of some form, do you prefer the Single Transferable Vote or some other system - such as the one currently used for the Scottish Parliament? Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 31 votes for this..

    2 comments | Topic: Politics | Report | Bookmark and Share

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  • @ David Cameron
    Prime Minister

    Are you concerned that attempts to encourage marriage may result in people marrying for financial benefit rather than because it is genuinely the right thing for them? Does this not put at risk the whole... Show more »Are you concerned that attempts to encourage marriage may result in people marrying for financial benefit rather than because it is genuinely the right thing for them? Does this not put at risk the whole institution of marriage? Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 34 votes for this..

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    Vote 34

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  • @ David Cameron
    Prime Minister

    Are you concerned that attempts to encourage marriage may result in people marrying for financial benefit rather than because it is genuinely the right thing for them? Does this not put at risk the whole... Show more »Are you concerned that attempts to encourage marriage may result in people marrying for financial benefit rather than because it is genuinely the right thing for them? Does this not put at risk the whole institution of marriage? Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 34 votes for this..

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    Vote 34

  • @ Gordon Brown
    Former Prime Minister

    On the subject of House of Lords reform, what is your preferred electoral system for the Upper House? Assuming you favour Proportional Representation of some form, do you prefer the Single Transferable... Show more »On the subject of House of Lords reform, what is your preferred electoral system for the Upper House? Assuming you favour Proportional Representation of some form, do you prefer the Single Transferable Vote or some other system - such as the one currently used for the Scottish Parliament? Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 31 votes for this..

    2 comments | Topic: Politics | Report | Bookmark and Share

    Vote 31

  • @ Alex Salmond
    Leader of SNP

    Are you concerned, as many others are, by your failure to represent your constituents in the UK Parliament? Since you seemingly cannot fulfill your role as an MSP and Scotland's First Minister at the ... Show more »Are you concerned, as many others are, by your failure to represent your constituents in the UK Parliament? Since you seemingly cannot fulfill your role as an MSP and Scotland's First Minister at the same time as your Westminster role, should you note resign from one (presumably Westminster) and call a by-election? If your party has the support you claim, surely there is no risk involved in this and, indeed, it would increase your influence by allowing your party to participate more fully in UK debates. Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 30 votes for this..

    1 comment | Topic: Politics | Report | Bookmark and Share

    Vote 30

  • @ David Cameron
    Prime Minister

    You said in your speech to the Conservative Conference that you supported Britain's independent nuclear deterrent. I am aware of no such system - Trident requires the consent of the Americans. It is therefore... Show more »You said in your speech to the Conservative Conference that you supported Britain's independent nuclear deterrent. I am aware of no such system - Trident requires the consent of the Americans. It is therefore not independent. What is your response to that? Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 23 votes for this..

    2 comments | Topic: Politics | Report | Bookmark and Share

    Vote 23

  • @ David Cameron
    Prime Minister

    Why do you oppose a reform treaty for the EU which actually gives no new powers to the EU and actually gives member parliaments and the directly-elected European Parliament more control over the decision... Show more »Why do you oppose a reform treaty for the EU which actually gives no new powers to the EU and actually gives member parliaments and the directly-elected European Parliament more control over the decision making process in the EU? Are you opposed to reforms of the EU in case they actually fix the problems in it and so undermine your opposition? Show less »

    Submitted by: appiusstuartustacitus | 17 votes for this..

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    Vote 17