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The Communication Workers Union

I find it odd that on one hand the Communication Workers Union are setting out publicly to defeat me personally at the next General Election and then in the next minute they want to meet me.

There is always a question of priorities. I am happy to meet constituents at my advice bureau (which does not have appointments). However, I find it a bit odd that my political opponents would expect me to find time to meet them. It is all a question of priorities.

It is not possible to do everything that people ask you to do. Hence you need to prioritise. My priority is serving my constituents.

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PoliticalHackUK said…
OK then, John.

As a constituent, I'm interested in your views.

Will you be supporting the coalition government's proposals to privatise Royal Mail?
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