Will the next election by full of undeliverable promises and lies from all parties, or will the voting adults of this country be treated like adults. We all accept that things will never be perfect, but when will a party admit that and tell us things realistically. Please reply as although i am not a voter in your area, alot of my family are.
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I must go and drink another some time.
So the message is - got a job? Get a union!|||111160415727924600|||Trade unionists for Labour
I was most impressed by Emma, who wanted better sex education in schools - a cause I care passionately about. It just seems obvious to me and to Emma, though not always to parents, governors and ministers, that sex and relationships education should be a) compulsory for every child as part of the national curriculum and b) just as much if not more about relationships as about the biology of it all. Now I've said that, I'm clearly not going to get many votes from the pro-life and family values campaign now, but then I doubt I was piling them up from that quarter anyway...
I was also impressed by Rob, who had a real awareness of the multipicity of paths young people take after leaving school, and was a normal young bloke in a baseball cap fully prepared to be a representative of young people doing Modern Appreticships and E2E as well as young people doing traditional A-levels.
I know it takes a lot of guts to put yourself up as a candidate for these things, so well done to Lauren, Tom, Emma, Rob and the other young man who will be Oxfordshire's MYPs and deputy MYPs for 2005-6.|||111160502187758296|||Young people are doing it for themselves
And it's scary, watching as the "moral" and "ethical" issues become more important in this election. In the US, none of us could believe that Americans could be taken in by George W. Bush's concentration on gay marriage and abortion when they're haemorraging jobs and when people can't afford healthcare. But they were.
Could it happen here? I hope not. I'm not religious, but I welcome the commitment and contribution of people of faith and the churches to the campaigns against global poverty and AIDS.
But for the leader of the Catholic Church to start telling Catholics how to vote based on abortion is outrageous. I make no bones about it - I'm pro-choice, and far from being in favour of restricting women's rights to safe legal abortions, I'm in favour of extending them. I believe that abortions should be available as early as possible, and as late as necessary - that means getting rid of archaic rules about consulting two doctors, and performing a delicate dance to say the right thing so as to get the referral. Let's actually have abortion on demand - horrible term, all it means is to make abortion like any other procedure - up to a woman and her doctor and no-one else.
But then the pro-lifers aren't going to vote for me anyway, are they? They don't seem very keen on women MPs at all... "God made man and woman compatible, not equal. He gave us separate roles. The main role of women, whether we like it or not, is to raise children - not kill them by abortion for the sake of our personal freedom."|||111160594259794651|||Whose right?
The rally today in Broad St was a wonderful show of solidarity for Azim, and I was proud to be invited to support his campaign to stay in Oxford. It goes without saying that all of us in the Oxford Labour party urge the Home Office to grant Azim and Wali the opportunity to stay in the UK. I think it's also important to be clear that demonising asylum seekers and refugees isn't an election tactic we'll be using, and I hope that's true for all the other candidates in OxWAb too.
For more information, go to Keep Azim in Oxford.
BBC Oxford also has a (rather scanty) report on the rally.
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