Sheffield MP Angela Smith loses vote of confidence

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35 minutes ago, ANGELFIRE1 said:

That analogy is puerile if you don't mind me saying so. I thought we were having a grown up conversation.

Is it really?

 

You have repeatdly said that an MP should represent the views of the majority of their constituents regardless of their own views.

 

How is my example any different? 

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54 minutes ago, ANGELFIRE1 said:

That analogy is puerile if you don't mind me saying so. I thought we were having a grown up conversation.

 

Angel1.

Explain why its different.. What happens to other decisions when there has been no referendum? What does the MP do then?

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19 hours ago, Sidonica said:

Using that logic should the  MP of a  constituency where the majority voted for remain  ignore those who voted for brexit?

 

Yes.

 

Angel1.

18 hours ago, truman said:

Explain why its different.. What happens to other decisions when there has been no referendum? What does the MP do then?

If there is no referendum, or any kind of vote taken then the MP is under no instruction from their constituents, that is blatantly obvious. As such the MP is tasked to do their best for the area they represent, the choice is theirs.

 

Angel1.