Jared Omara MP ..

[msmouse 10]

Thankfully this character is not my parliamentary representative. If I were in Sheffield Hallam I would look at the options to get rid forthwith. From his woeful record in the HoC, with his apparent obsession being with Israel to the exclusion of everything else, it would appear he has little interest in constituency matters. Begs the question as to why he wanted to stand as an MP in the first place?

[Puggie 10]

If I were in Sheffield Hallam I would look at the options to get rid forthwith.

 

He should be replaced by someone with traditional conservative values.

[the_bloke 17]

Thankfully this character is not my parliamentary representative. If I were in Sheffield Hallam I would look at the options to get rid forthwith. From his woeful record in the HoC, with his apparent obsession being with Israel to the exclusion of everything else, it would appear he has little interest in constituency matters. Begs the question as to why he wanted to stand as an MP in the first place?

 

He's a member of Momentum, and was their candidate, hence the Israel obsession. Local matters aren't important, he's just there to make up the numbers in the HoC and keep Corbyn in a job.

[Bob Arctor 11]

He's a member of Momentum, and was their candidate, hence the Israel obsession. Local matters aren't important, he's just there to make up the numbers in the HoC and keep Corbyn in a job.

 

In a Guardian article just after the election, O'Mara said he "rejects entirely" the idea that he was a Momentum-backed MP.

[the_bloke 17]

In a Guardian article just after the election, O'Mara said he "rejects entirely" the idea that he was a Momentum-backed MP.

 

Strange how Momentum Sheffield's Twitter feed gave the impression he was.

 

https://twitter.com/search?q=momentumsheff%20jared&src=typd&lang=en

 

Plenty of proud anecdotes online about the support Momentum gave him, even driving him around.

 

http://www.theweek.co.uk/general-election-2017/85501/how-momentum-helped-sway-the-general-election

 

'Labour's Jared O'Mara, who beat former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg to become MP for Sheffield Hallam, certainly felt the group played an active part. "The contribution of Momentum members in South Yorkshire and beyond was exemplary," he said. "It was a blessing to have them on board campaigning to get me elected."'

 

http://www.momentumsheffield.org/?p=850

 

'After the training, we’ll have a chance to put what we’ve learnt into practice as we go out campaigning in the Hallam area. The Hallam constituency is particularly significant as a marginal seat and also because Labour’s candidate, Jared O’Mara, is a Momentum supporter himself!'

 

Seems Jared is good at forgetting his past.

[Bob Arctor 11]

Strange how Momentum Sheffield's Twitter feed gave the impression he was.

 

https://twitter.com/search?q=momentumsheff%20jared&src=typd&lang=en

 

Plenty of proud anecdotes online about the support Momentum gave him, even driving him around.

 

http://www.theweek.co.uk/general-election-2017/85501/how-momentum-helped-sway-the-general-election

 

'Labour's Jared O'Mara, who beat former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg to become MP for Sheffield Hallam, certainly felt the group played an active part. "The contribution of Momentum members in South Yorkshire and beyond was exemplary," he said. "It was a blessing to have them on board campaigning to get me elected."'

 

http://www.momentumsheffield.org/?p=850

 

'After the training, we’ll have a chance to put what we’ve learnt into practice as we go out campaigning in the Hallam area. The Hallam constituency is particularly significant as a marginal seat and also because Labour’s candidate, Jared O’Mara, is a Momentum supporter himself!'

 

Seems Jared is good at forgetting his past.

 

My understanding from a friend who's a Labour Party member is that Momentum do lots of the campaigning regardless of who the candidate is. So in that sense they can take some credit wherever the Labour candidate gets elected, and O'Mara acknowledged that help in the Guardian interview. That's not the same as being selected and put forward by Momentum, is my understanding.

[jake 10]

Thankfully this character is not my parliamentary representative. If I were in Sheffield Hallam I would look at the options to get rid forthwith.

 

 

They can vote him out at the next election - thats how its works with MPs

[Mr Doctor 10]

The big question is: does the forum prefer him to remain as MP, or return as DJ? https://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=526009

[hackey lad 3,937]

Right , here we go. To mister m , if I offended you in any way , I apologise . Any other posters that were offended im sorry . Starting the thread as I did , I tried to point out the hypocrisy of people that were probably offended by Omaras actions but because they were politically aligned with him , they would've liked to sweep it under the carpet . I didn't mention misdemeanours of other politicians ( from all parties ) because this is in the Sheffield discussions and obviously he is a Sheffield MP . I stand by my comments and no one will be reported or blocked, never done this , never will . Fire away

[kaytie 11]

They can vote him out at the next election - thats how its works with MPs

 

I never voted him in and the sooner he's (unfortunate) history, the better!

 

---------- Post added 26-10-2017 at 21:34 ----------

 

The big question is: does the forum prefer him to remain as MP, or return as DJ? https://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=526009

 

I'd prefer him to emigrate to Syria.

[V Meldrew 10]

Looks like Mr Omara Is keeping quiet just like his contribution in Parliament for the constituents and of Hallam.

What a waist of space.

Edited October 26, 2017 by V Meldrew

[kaytie 11]

Seriously does anyone know how we can get shot of? Petition to PM for a bye election maybe?